Disillusionment is as appealing to some temperaments as wishful thinking is to others.
Disillusionment is as appealing to some temperaments as wishful thinking is to others.
At the heart of this theory is a simple idea: the invention of weapons that could kill at a distance meant that power became uncoupled from physical strength. Even the puniest subordinate could now kill an alpha male, with the right weapon and a reasonable aim.
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