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The historical selection process by which some ideas and social structures win out and shape civilization.
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Competition in world history
The historical selection process by which some ideas and social structures win out and shape civilization.
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"Okay? Not everyone worked hard. Okay? But, because you had these people, who did work really hard, does that make sense? Okay? Any more..."
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"But I'm showing you, why it wins out. And, how it impacts human history, and the development of civilization. Does that make sense? Okay?..."
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The Bronze Age Collapse is not treated as a freak disaster.
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