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Incredibly boring. The type of economics I do involves a lot of maths as well which makes it worse.
lol @ ASQ's source
lol @ ASQ's source
Also read Machiavelli's Prince. You've probably read it though. I have The Art of War but can never read past the first page. I read The Prince in like two days though. Really enjoyed it.
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Back in the days people said that a good ruler should have read at least two books in his life; Machiavelli's Prince and Xenophon's Cyropaedia (about Cyrus the Great). Machiavelli used that book about Cyrus as a reference and Thomas Jefferson always had two personal copies of it.
Back in the days people said that a good ruler should have read at least two books in his life; Machiavelli's Prince and Xenophon's Cyropaedia (about Cyrus the Great). Machiavelli used that book about Cyrus as a reference and Thomas Jefferson always had two personal copies Cyropaedia.
good on her
That's the only reason my mom refuses to go and live in Iran. We moved out in 2000 and now that me and my brother are both doing our own thing she can go back and live her life again but she says I rather stay here and keep my dignity. She would have the time of her life back home but only goes there for vacations.
Hey mate. How you been? Long time no see.
I cannot find Cyrus' work.
In classical antiquity, the Cyropaedia was considered the masterpiece of a very widely respected and studied author.[6] Polybius, Cicero, Tacitus, Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Quintilian, Aulus Gellius and Longinus "ranked him among the best philosophers and historians".[7] Classical authors believed that Xenophon composed it in response to the Republic of Plato, or vice versa, and Plato's Laws seems to allude to the Cyropaedia.[citation needed] Amongst classical leaders, Scipio Africanus is said to have carried a copy with him at all times,[8] and it was also a favorite of Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar.[9]
It's interesting to see so many people in Poli Sci.
Be honest, how many of you did crap in high school so you chose Poli Sci b/c you could only go into social sciences?
I also did Polic Sci for like a term before changed direction (for the millionth time)
Never heard of Cyropaedia. Will read it, thanks.
I know what it is, I meant cannot find it too read.