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Great conquerors are able to delegate power effectively because their divine-mission belief lets them trust talented subordinates without seeing conquest as mere personal ambition.
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Great conquerors are able to delegate power effectively because their divine-mission belief lets them trust talented subordinates without seeing conquest as mere personal ambition.
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"...the Great's conquest of Persia. Okay? Julius Caesar had a talented subordinate in Titus Labinius. Who was responsible for his victories in Gaul. And..."
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"Their goal is not to conquer the world. Their goal is to change the world for the better. As demanded by the gods. Does..."
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"...greatness, which we want to translate into a total reality, we subordinate everything else, okay?"
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"...was not co -equal to God. He thought that Jesus was subordinate to God. And this was a heresy at that time. So Newton..."
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"...dies, Stalin is now able to implant his cronies, his loyal subordinates, into the secret police, okay? So all this is like really convenient..."
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"...is, he always was able to identify people. Okay? Capable of subordinates, and he promoted them selflessly, okay? So that's really important. Third reason..."
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"...greatness which we want to translate into a total reality we subordinate everything else. Okay? Fascism is the belief that the nation, the people..."
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"...same time, let's remember this. Philip II had a really talented subordinate in Parmenion."
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Genghis Khan is not explained by saying the Mongols were uniquely evil.
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