Jiang says even inside transnational or national blocs, only a few factions can win, so internal conflict never disappears just because larger monetary alignments exist.
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Internal conflict
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"Yeah, no, it's been a great conversation. I've learned a lot. It's my special reason in economics or finance. So just having a chance..."
"Because ultimately, at the end of the day, only a few people can win out. Not everyone can win out. That's point number two...."
"...many people who are trying to join the elite this creates internal conflict And this is what's happening throughout the world today. So what..."
"...question is about how Trump is going to deal with the internal conflict in America. Right now, he only has like 37 % of..."
"...that people are much more interested in war. In their own internal conflict than the outside global conflict, okay? And so this understanding now..."
"...Washington is a very complicated place. And so I think this internal conflict is what drives a lot of this decision making in Washington,..."
"...say is that Turkey's interest in Somaliland is engaged in the internal conflict with Saudi Arabia. And so that is it's going to be..."
"...you can see this power structure and this power grid and internal conflict. And so Trump is doing what he is meant to do...."
"...So one way that Russia resolves its internal contradictions and its internal conflict is by expanding eastwards and allowing the nobles to accumulate more..."
"...his own, okay? Social retreats are most effective in times of internal conflict. So disappearing, hiding. Offends no one and offers no risk. So..."
"...of people. The second major factor is that, there were these internal conflicts, tribal warfare, among the native people. And the Europeans, the Spanish,..."
"...think about it, this is actually a good strategy to reduce internal conflict, right? Because this reduces the problem of elite overproduction. The old..."
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