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European royal families can be related and still kill one another because they are participants in a game where only one faction can win status and political survival.
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Princes
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Civil wars between princes are really conflicts between political factions, with sons or princes serving as figureheads for groups striving for power.
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"Yeah, okay. So, that's a great question, okay? So, the big thing about the European nations is that even though they're divided, they are..."
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"They'll kill you, okay? Does that make sense? Okay, and also, like, look, there's a very common, very simple, example where it's very common..."
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"...And that's why, throughout history, so much violence has been between princes, okay? Who are striving for this top position. So there are different..."
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Gunpowder is not powerful because it makes a louder weapon.
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