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Great conquerors are able to delegate power effectively because their divine-mission belief lets them trust talented subordinates without seeing conquest as mere personal ambition.
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Delegation
Great conquerors are able to delegate power effectively because their divine-mission belief lets them trust talented subordinates without seeing conquest as mere personal ambition.
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"Parmenion was really the person in charge of the Macedon army. In fact, it was Parmenion who was most responsible for Alexander the Great's..."
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"Their goal is not to conquer the world. Their goal is to change the world for the better. As demanded by the gods. Does..."
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"...back to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Trump brought his delegation of 300 people. And the message that they delivered there to Davos,..."
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"...the Iranians see through Trump's antics. They refused to send a delegation to meet with Trump's team in Islamabad. So we are stuck in..."
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"...Commune, they've heard what happened to Robespierre. So they send a delegation to the sections and say, hey guys, we need to defend our..."
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"...what will often happen is the Mongols would send a trade delegation to a nation to negotiate a trade deal. And the nation, usually..."
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"...hold them hostage in Babylonia and then send in a foreign delegation to control the territory."
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"...But Agamemnon doesn't want to lose face. So he sends a delegation of generals led by a man named Odysseus to beg Achilles to..."
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Genghis Khan is not explained by saying the Mongols were uniquely evil.
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