Answering Eric, he says the edge cases for psychohistory are great men who appear from outside normal forces and change history.
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Great MAN Theory
Answering Eric, he says the edge cases for psychohistory are great men who appear from outside normal forces and change history.
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"...would be edge cases here in history? Okay. It's called great man theory. Okay? Great man theory. And this is a problem. Meaning, like,..."
"They can step outside of history and control history. That's what great men are. So, how does your model account for that? Okay? And..."
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