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Jiang argues that Europe's disadvantages later became a source of world-conquering innovation because cultures had to overcome them.
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World Conquest
Jiang argues that Europe's disadvantages later became a source of world-conquering innovation because cultures had to overcome them.
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"Latitude. You need a temperate climate. You need natural boundaries. And you need a major river. And this will allow civilizations to rise and..."
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"...is that capitalism and communism are not enemies, they're partners in world conquest. And that's what the 12th century is about. All right, any..."
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"...the money was to be made, okay? So the key to world conquest was who could control the trade routes into the East Indies,..."
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"...Revolution, okay? And the gunpowder allows Europe to conquer the entire world. Conquest, okay? So think about that. China was the first to invent..."
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