The disciplined capacity to change strategy and tactics by using different units against different enemies.
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flexibility
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Key Notes
Philip's army became dangerous because discipline enabled flexibility: different units such as archers, shield bearers, phalanx, and cavalry could be recombined against different enemies.
Jiang calls shield bearers the secret sauce of the Macedonian army because their mobility let them resolve battlefield problems and protect threatened parts of the phalanx.
Jiang says that if he had to choose an asset allocation under worsening economic and war conditions, he would hold US dollars because they offer mobility and flexibility.
He argues geopolitics has no clean lines of allegiance because every player maximizes options and stays flexible.
A short intervention argues schools need more openness and fluidity, including parents entering classrooms and teachers becoming learners again.
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"The problem, though, is how do you get people to agree to digital currency to trade, like to stop using cash? You can do..."
"I still think the US dollar gives me mobility, gives me flexibility. All the currencies are based on the US dollar, okay? I mean,..."
"Well, I mean, geopolitics, it's a very strange game. So I draw your attention to the fact that Putin has signed a mutual defense..."
"...And with coordination, you can also have the idea of coordination. Flexibility. Okay? So remember the Greeks fought using the hoplite phalanx and that's..."
"Remember, they were lighter. They could move around faster. And they had longer spears. Okay? So they could maintain distance from you a lot..."
"...you understand how this works? Okay? Okay. But you have the flexibility because this is a very short term. These are extremely disciplined and..."
"...that the first step we need to implement is more openness, flexibility, and fluidity in the school system. Why can't parents come into the..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
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Jiang frames the Tianjin summit as proof that the real U.S.-China fight is no longer just about ideology.
Greek culture did not spread because everyone recognized its beauty.
The panel's strongest claim is that education reform does not fail first on money or technique.
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