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Subconscious coordination is more powerful than conscious coordination because it avoids visible leaders, explicit plotting, friction, and loss of plausible deniability.
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Plausible deniability
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He argues Israel functions as 'a pitbull for America': its violence creates regional chaos while giving Washington plausible deniability for broader wars and central-banking interests in the Middle East.
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"and Zionism as a way to destabilize the Ottoman Empire right because the Ottoman Empire was a real what was a great threat to..."
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"So, energy is a measure of motivation. And we can measure motivation by a group's openness to accepting its limitations, its failings. Okay, so..."
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"...most games, conspiracies are illegal. It's considered cheating. So you lose plausible deniability when you are conspiring together and when you're keeping notes and..."
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"...than conscious coordination. It allows for frictionless cooperation and allows for plausible deniability. It allows for secrecy. So examples of subconscious coordination are families,..."
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"...effective because it's very hard to maintain secrecy. You can't maintain plausible deniability. And because everyone has an ego, it's hard to maintain cooperation..."
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The episode's pressure is not that religion sometimes decorates politics.
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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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