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Europe innovates because it faces two simultaneous pressures: external enemies and internal populations who must fight, reproduce, work, and therefore demand a say in society.
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Europe innovates because it faces two simultaneous pressures: external enemies and internal populations who must fight, reproduce, work, and therefore demand a say in society.
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"Okay, so why did Europe innovate, right? Okay, great. So let's look at Europe. Like, let's just look at France, okay? Okay, so as..."
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"So because of these two pressures, it creates contradictions in your society. And these contradictions force you to balance these contradictions, which leads to..."
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