"While such a concept as interdependence, defined as a mutual dependence in which there are reciprocal costly effects of transactions but not necessarily a mutual benefit, was strongly supported by many political leaders and American presidents, it was a concept that was also believed by Adam Smith to contribute to the outbreak of World War I."
I think my work here is done.
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you're a damn good teacher I must say...
care to explain the bite and stinking hangover of a few days ago?
You shouldn't be so hard on yourself: isn't it true that a majority of US high school students now believe the Second World War was fought between the US and Germany on one side, and Russia (sic) on the other? If nothing else, you have to admit that's an intellectually audacious reinterpretation of history.
Points for creativity, certainly.
As per biting/hangover, see SXG.
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