What do Siege Warfare, Labor Strikes, and Buddhism have in Common?



They all share a key insight into the critical role of dependence in shaping the human experience.

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5 thoughts on “What do Siege Warfare, Labor Strikes, and Buddhism have in Common?”

  1. I'm reminded of two historical occurrences of strikes, not sure about the details anymore, IIRC, in New York (or Dublin?) in the '60s trash/garbage collectors went on strike. Within the week the city declared a state of emergency and within 3 the collectors won. A couple of years later bankers (I think this was in Dublin) went on strike, doom was predicted, but never arrived. The people managed to self-organize a barter system with checks being passed around, after six months or so the bankers returned.

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