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Does Putin Want to Win in Ukraine?
28:58 - 37:02 (08:04)
The speaker discusses how Putin's strategy for the war in Ukraine may not necessarily be to win outright, but to achieve more achievable objectives in order to avoid a prolonged war and negative consequences for the Russian public.
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The idea that President Trump is a power-hungry maniac is not a compelling explanation for those who wonder how he has stayed in office.
28:58 - 32:14 (03:15)
Summary
The idea that President Trump is a power-hungry maniac is not a compelling explanation for those who wonder how he has stayed in office. Putin's power is based on his financial capacity to influence, but Trump comes from a wealthy background and likely doesn't need money to maintain his position.
ChapterDoes Putin Want to Win in Ukraine?
Episode#608: Signal Over Noise with Noah Feldman — The War in Ukraine (Recap and Predictions), The Machiavelli of Maryland, Best Books to Understand Geopolitics, The Battles for Free Speech on Social Media, Metaverse Challenges, and More
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Putin's power stems from his ability to put people in prison, which overrides wealth and governs through fear.
32:14 - 33:25 (01:11)
Summary
Putin's power stems from his ability to put people in prison, which overrides wealth and governs through fear. This reminder affects the idea that crypto provides invincibility to wealth.
ChapterDoes Putin Want to Win in Ukraine?
Episode#608: Signal Over Noise with Noah Feldman — The War in Ukraine (Recap and Predictions), The Machiavelli of Maryland, Best Books to Understand Geopolitics, The Battles for Free Speech on Social Media, Metaverse Challenges, and More
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
This episode discusses the possible scenarios for the current Ukraine-Russia conflict with a focus on Putin's strategic calculus.
33:25 - 37:02 (03:37)
Summary
This episode discusses the possible scenarios for the current Ukraine-Russia conflict with a focus on Putin's strategic calculus.