the framework of mutually shared game theory. i found in slightly reassuring that the russian military, and putin s direction did assess at some point that this part isn t working, there was a rational calculation, irrational retreat from that goal into the south and the east. at least gave me some little sliver that this is not this is how a mad man works. it s not a mad man running this, there is a problem impossibly a mistaken asking on whether putin is rational. everyone is rational in some universe. the question is one of the universe in which putin is rational. and he s rational in the universe where the most important thing to do is for him to reestablish russia as a power at any cost. and part of doing that is obliterating ukraine, which he believes doesn t have a right to exist, now the fact that
civilians. yeah, there s a phrase in the army that the enemy gets the vote. and that s exactly the loop of that. it does strike me that there s a question about what putin s mindset is, can he think clearly, busy rational, is he making calculation could fit the framework of mutually shared game theory. i found in slightly reassuring that the russian military, and putin s direction did assess at some point that this part isn t working, there was a rational calculation, irrational retreat from that goal into the south and the east. at least gave me some little sliver that this is not this is how a mad man works. it s not a mad man running this, there is a problem impossibly a mistaken asking on whether putin is rational. everyone is rational in some universe. the question is one of the universe in which putin is rational. and he s rational in the universe where the most important thing to do is for him to reestablish russia as a power at any cost. and part of doing that is oblitera