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not necessarily in the highly intensive form,
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but the use of capital in this economic cycle we're talking about
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was a perfectly normal practice
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which the Tang Dynasty would have understood easily.
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They were, by the way,
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just as inventive as we have been in the last couple of hundred years.
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What they didn't have was the ability to go to scale.
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Or it could have been as suggested in this Bruegel painting,
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we could be thinking of Europe in the fifteenth century
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or the sixteenth century before the capitalist revolution
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because there was always the reliance on capital.
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Lower levels of intensivity