
Sebastian Junger on Tribe
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The Importance of Leadership
Even in the, I would say, late 1700s, early 1800s, the lifestyle of Americans was better than many Europeans staring at a living. They lived generally in close-knit small communities where everyone depended on each other. Because there was no real accumulation of wealth, they were not hierarchical rankings in society. There was no one who was more, to a more authority than anyone else who could impose their will.
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