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For one-on-one games, mass and coordination reduce to one, so the more motivated and self-improving person wins.
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"...why this formula works. Okay. So let's just say we're playing individual games. Well, if we're playing an individual game, one versus one, then..."
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"in an individual player game, the person who is most motivated, the person who is most willing to commit to self -improvement will win..."
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The episode starts with Iran and ends with Putin, but the real machinery is the formula between them: mass times energy times coordination.
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