Jiang’s linked triad for the steppe economy after animals become private property and conflict becomes structurally important.
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Patriarchy, money, and war
Jiang’s linked triad for the steppe economy after animals become private property and conflict becomes structurally important.
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"...principle in human history. These three things go together. Okay? Patriarchy, money, and war. Okay? These three things always go together. Patriarchy, money, and..."
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