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Trying to understand politics -- in particular geopolitics -- without studying history is like starting to read a 50-volume novel series at chapter 24 from book 18. You're just not going to be able to make sense of it, much less get a feel for where it might be going
You should study history, and not just so that you don't repeat it -- mostly because our past explains how we got to our present, and to a large extent, it predetermines our future.
Or like seeing infinity war as a single movie
That's exactly a fractal of how to use a machine learning model.
Learning from past data to forecast the future.
I would add the bagging statistics concept, so we don't learn only from 1-book, but from many of them!
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Yup. History is the why of political geography.
But if history is written by the victor, how can we really trust its validity? Wouldn't studying history be like studying a fairy tale, steeped in dogma and bias? It'll be like reading Harry Potter in order to become the great wizard.
As William Faulkner said, "The past is never dead. Its not even past"
L'sigmoid.. ?
Trying to understand politics-without an awareness of the relations of man with his kind & nature -defined as historical class struggle- is like "learning with Python" using the wrong platform or data-set
Psychohistory
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