For most of human history, Jiang argues, people did not use modern categories of race, culture, ethnicity, borders, and states; Viking identity was fluid and alliance-based.
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"...of human history we didn't have a concept of race, culture, ethnicity, and borders, and states, okay? These are all modern concepts that we..."
"They didn't think we're Vikings, we are not Greeks, we're not Jews, we're not that way. The Germans broke the sorry, the Vikings their..."
"...we don't have this concern because China is um this one ethnicity really um it's a uh homogeneous Society and so there just isn't..."
"...a failed state, with... They're trying to divide it up into ethnicities, and so it kind of fights each other over water. So they..."
"...of ukraine mostly russians and they're trying to protect the russian ethnicities and you know those people who are even we have some other..."
"...poor neighborhoods where there was these mixing mixing of the different ethnicities. But obviously these are not really educated people. They're not cosmopolitan. And..."
"...human history. A people in the borderlands, a tribe, a small ethnicity, are able to conquer a great empire. And the law of asymmetry..."
"...know, they want to create a grand religion that unites all ethnicities. When you turn the other minorities against the Iranians, then the Persian..."
"...okay? So the first major limitation is that Britain had an ethnicity. It had a race."
"...became uh the standard of wealth in the world now the ethnicity is another problem okay and so what america did that was"
"very clever is tell the world we are not an ethnicity okay we're not a land what we really are is a game all..."
"...play. But that just means also eliminating the history and the ethnicity of the place. Okay? So the concept that America creates is the..."
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