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Agreed. The author makes a few comments in the second part of the series about how ships of gold were the main way to ferry money around and how if that went wr
by shakezula 4y ago
Agreed. The author makes a few comments in the second part of the series about how ships of gold were the main way to ferry money around and how if that went wrong it had sweeping consequences, too. Would be a really interesting series fro this author.
- cwillu 4y agoI believe his fall of rome series has more on this; specifically about how there are multiple stable attractors in the economic capacity space. There's also the series on the defense of cities, the series on bread and the one on clothing. Oh, and the series on steel production. You know what? Just read everything he's written.