Jiang says the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior, which is why previous attacks on Iraq, Libya, Syria, Lebanon, and Sudan make future escalation toward Iran unsurprising.
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Past Behavior
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"...value right again uh the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior if they went after iraq libya uh syria lebanon yeah uh..."
"...that's very worrying that that is the case. But given the past behavior, I mean, they are extremely selfish people who who believe that..."
"...to leave office I mean like you just look at his past behavior like he wants a third term so so I think what..."
"Okay, so to answer this question, a very easy principle is past behavior is the best indicator of future behavior, right? So the Israelis..."
"...uh conversation that the best way to analyze behavior is see past behavior and so the the fall it's really the fall of every..."
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