For most of history, and in much of the world today, there were no effective police, courts, prisons, or states. People and groups protected themselves according to the law of honor immortalized as the epitaph of the Roman consul Lucius Sulla: No friend ever served me, and no enemy ever wronged me, whom I have not repaid in full. Jocko and Darryl discuss honor and vengeance in societies ancient and modern.
Unraveling 40: Media & Politics w/Saagar Enjeti
Unraveling 39: No Exit
Unraveling 38: The Administration of Savagery
Unraveling 37: Battle of Ideas
Unraveling 36: Winter War
Unraveling 35: Side Effects May Include
Unraveling 34: Ukraine SITREP
Unraveling 32: Enough Already w/Scott Horton
Unraveling 31: Out of The Frying Pan
Unraveling 30: Hyenas Attack
Unraveling 29: No Exit?
Unraveling 28: Bad Intelligence
Unraveling 27: All In Our Heads
Unraveling 26: Absolute War
Unraveling 25: Discipline & Punish
Unraveling 24: Dark Secret Place
Unraveling 23: Unmitigated Disaster
Unraveling 22: 1917
Unraveling 21: I Guess We're Done Here
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