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The “Thucydides Trap” was much talked about in the international media after the recent Summit. It is educative and interesting to read a different take on this long-standing concept.
Shals wrote: "The “Thucydides Trap” was much talked about in the international media after the recent Summit. It is educative and interesting to read a different take on this long-standing concept."
I always have the impression that the media struggle to broaden their perspective. Perhaps television has never stopped being the “bad teacher” Popper once spoke about. Anyway, thank you for your kind words. I truly appreciated your book.
Agree. While the words were quoted, their connotation was not probed into - not much, not fully. On a separate note, ever grateful for your appreciation of my work!
Shals wrote: "Agree. While the words were quoted, their connotation was not probed into - not much, not fully. On a separate note, ever grateful for your appreciation of my work!"
There’s no need to thank me. Mine were simply sincere opinions.
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May 16, 2026 12:03AM
The “Thucydides Trap” was much talked about in the international media after the recent Summit. It is educative and interesting to read a different take on this long-standing concept.
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Shals wrote: "The “Thucydides Trap” was much talked about in the international media after the recent Summit. It is educative and interesting to read a different take on this long-standing concept."I always have the impression that the media struggle to broaden their perspective. Perhaps television has never stopped being the “bad teacher” Popper once spoke about. Anyway, thank you for your kind words. I truly appreciated your book.
Agree. While the words were quoted, their connotation was not probed into - not much, not fully. On a separate note, ever grateful for your appreciation of my work!
Shals wrote: "Agree. While the words were quoted, their connotation was not probed into - not much, not fully. On a separate note, ever grateful for your appreciation of my work!"There’s no need to thank me. Mine were simply sincere opinions.
