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Jiang's analogy for distinguishing the founder who creates capacity from the successor who expands inherited capacity and receives public glory.
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father-and-son model
Jiang's analogy for distinguishing the founder who creates capacity from the successor who expands inherited capacity and receives public glory.
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"how was it possible that Macedon, the kingdom of Macedon would conquer the world and not Sparta or Athens which for most of Greek..."
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"nothing right it's much harder to build something from nothing than this to expand something okay the problem though is that we in society..."
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Greek culture did not spread because everyone recognized its beauty.
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