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Left my DoD Counterterrorism Analysis job, took on $87,932 in debt, and put my Harvard degree to use writing a book about how the social and economic inequalities created by the War on Drugs will be the most likely cause of terrorism. Had an agent for a bit but now it’s up online for free, AMA

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Quit my DoD Counterterrorism Analysis job, took on $87,932 in debt, and wrote a book about how the social and economic inequalities created by the War on Drugs will be the most likely cause of terrorism. Had an agent for a bit but now it’s up online for free, AMA [print-on-demand update].

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It would seem that using chemical weapons would be a highly irrational move by Syria's Assad since it would invite U.S. retaliation. Are there any instances in history of autocratic dictators behaving irrationally in times of war?

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Left my DoD Counterterrorism Analysis job, took on $87,932 in debt, and put my Harvard degree to use writing a book about how the social and economic inequalities created by the War on Drugs will be the most likely cause of terrorism. Had an agent for a bit but now it’s up online for free, AMA	1469	IAmA
Quit my DoD Counterterrorism Analysis job, took on $87,932 in debt, and wrote a book about how the social and economic inequalities created by the War on Drugs will be the most likely cause of terrorism. Had an agent for a bit but now it’s up online for free, AMA [print-on-demand update].	1052	IAmA
It would seem that using chemical weapons would be a highly irrational move by Syria's Assad since it would invite U.S. retaliation. Are there any instances in history of autocratic dictators behaving irrationally in times of war?	17	AskHistorians