Using as few words as possible to express as much as possible.
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He identifies transnational capital as globally dominant and says it faces opposition from nationalism, religion/Orthodoxy, and technology-based forces in the four-state rivalry.
Jiang says the mechanism for forcing America out is economic: crash the stock market, raise oil prices, produce domestic discontent, and trigger civil war so the American military must retreat home.
The Bible's literary power lies in economy and irony: a few paragraphs can create an entire dramatic universe and can be funny, not only pious.
The baby-boomer ethos of achievement and accumulation is destroying the environment, the economy, and ultimately their children.
He treats early American colonial society as diverse in economy, religion, and motive, with mercantile North, agricultural South, Quaker Pennsylvania, and Catholic Maryland all present before independence.
The Yahwist's economy means using very few words to express a universe of ideas and almost infinite meaning.
The Rachel and Jacob story is presented as short but full of economy and irony, with a universe of family emotion inside the compressed plot.
Jiang says the Yamnaya win because they adopt all the innovations: their religion, society, and economy align around collecting wealth, fighting wars, and expanding into new territories.
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"Can Exploit other people so there's competition To to join the elite and we have too many people who are trying to join the..."
"Okay, so let's just list them the first is of course nationalism right there are people like Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin who believe..."
"So in other words, what's happening is that There's a civil war going on in the world where right now transnational capital is Dominant..."
"The economy. If I crash the stock market if I cause oil to go way up if I cause a discontent in America this..."
"...right only a woman writes stories like this it has both economy and irony economy just means that she's able to with very few..."
"text but when it was first conceived it was meant to be a funny story okay let's talk about the story again okay this..."
"conceived and bore Jacob a son then Rachel said God has judged me and she has heard my voice and given me a son..."
"...their greed their selfishness is destroying the environment it's destroying the economy and ultimately it's going to kill their children okay so that's the..."
"...of these colonies. First of all, you have differences in the economy. The northern part will focus mostly on mercantile trade. The southern part..."
"So for example, there's a man named William Penn, and he's a Quaker. He believes in creating a peaceful civilization. So he has a..."
"So what's really important for us to remember is that even at this early stage in American history, there's tremendous diversity, openness, and religious..."
"The first is her economy. Economy just means using as few words as possible to express as much as possible. Okay? the story of..."
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