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Uruk becomes the first great world city because Mesopotamia sits at the center of trade routes linking the Persian Gulf, India, Egypt, Anatolia, and surrounding regions.
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The move from village to city to internet increases abstraction and produces psychological problems.
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Ancient city warfare reached equilibrium because the city was treated as the physical manifestation of God on Earth, producing a taboo against attacking cities and temples.
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"before we look into the third game in game theory okay this is one of the early civilizations in human history in fact um..."
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"...to anatolia so why did europe become the first great world city because it was the center of all global trade so different people..."
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"...the food. But the wonderful thing about the food of the city is you get exposed to all different types of cuisine, all different..."
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"So you go from the village to the city, now to the internet. Of course, this creates a lot of problems for people because..."
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"...run on theал télé já no humorём At the time, these cities came into conflict with each other because of trade issues, okay? And..."
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"...the enemy's army on the field, but you don't attack the city. And also there are city walls to protect the city, okay? And..."
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's World Game lecture: empires do not usually come from the obvious rich center.
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Freud is not introduced as a neutral founder of psychology.
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Disease, steel, horses, and divide-and-conquer matter.
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