Ants are organised, Chinese are not
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11/26/2017, 11:46:24

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'organised'should b a system-theoretics term to measure components inter-respons - ChairmanMaoHamet 11-26 12:29 | 1148 bytes | +1
- The problem with your thinking is the "self-corrections" caused much destruction - -Corsair- 11-26 13:53 | 2285 bytes | +1
  - U failed to make urself more convincing.Human history is volatile like 30yrs war - ChairmanMaoHamet 11-26 14:17 | 142 bytes | +1
    - Then what happens if a government/society cannot adapt to volatility? - -Corsair- 11-26 15:38 | 92 bytes | +1
      - society will eventually adapt no matter wat - ChairmanMaoHamet 11-26 16:47 | 2192 bytes | link +1
        
        History is littered with examples of societies that failed - -Corsair- 12-03 17:14 | 1599 bytes | +1
        
        Society=/=civilisation - ChairmanMaoHamet 12-03 20:58 | 1261 bytes | +1
        
        Rome, Han, Tang, Qing... - -Corsair- 12-09 19:37 | 1997 bytes | +1
        
        Han, Tang, Qing.. are more political entity than civilisational - ChairmanMaoHamet 12-09 19:48 | 195 bytes | +1
        
        So Byzantium wasn't "Rome" even though they called themselves Roman? - -Corsair- 12-10 14:59 | 483 bytes | +1
        
        I quote 'Rome' in a loose sense - ChairmanMaoHamet 12-10 21:06 | 603 bytes |