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by rPlayer6554
239 days ago
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I think it’s simple economics. A competitor starts scrappy and has nothing to lose. It will take risks because if it fails because it has nothing to loose and everything to gain. It’s successful and as it grows in success it becomes more risk averse because it has so much more to loose. It looses the scrappiness that made it the dominant force. This happened to the Roman Empire and it’s what’s happening to our current world order. |
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