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Attractiveness of the Military for People with Authoritarian Mindset
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The military is an attractive place for people who have an authoritarian mindset or who want to instill order, either on themselves or on others. This mindset can lead to predictable bifurcations within the military, with different types of people pursuing different paths.
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