Jiang's three metrics for a dynamic society: motivated work, adaptive humility, and sacrificial group solidarity.
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energy, openness, and cohesion
Jiang's three metrics for a dynamic society: motivated work, adaptive humility, and sacrificial group solidarity.
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Jiang’s counter-triad for borderlands: hard work, learning from others, and social unity.
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"...to triumph in the end okay these three metrics are energy openness and cohesion okay cohesion it's just follows the idea of a by..."
"...other are they a family okay so that's the idea of cohesion openness is a very important concept and openness just means how willing..."
"...that counteract these three other advantages, okay? And they are energy, openness, and cohesion, okay? Meaning that the people work really hard. They're not..."
"...this. An empire, it's fractured. So if you're able to maintain cohesion, if people are able to remain united, if they're able to have..."
"...of asymmetry states that, whichever group is able to create energy, openness, and cohesion will win."
"...As a society, you need morality in order to create energy, openness, and cohesion, right? People want to feel as though there's a part..."
"all cultured they were uncivilized okay but again they had energy openness and cohesion and that allowed them to conquer the city states what's..."
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