--- Gautam Mukunda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please, please, please let's not get into this
> discussion.  There have been untold hundreds of
> books
> written on the topic.  You are the first person I've
> ever read to stake out the tripod position, though
> :-)
>  The main schools as to which is most stable are
> one,
> two, and many (4+).  Three is sort of by consensus
> the
> worst, because what will eventually happen is that
> the
> biggest and strongest will combine with one of the
> other two to annihilate the third.
> 
> Gautam

Except, having said that, I think it's not true.  I
don't remember who, but at least one prominent
political scientist has argued for "three" as the most
stable configuration, so I take it back :-)

Gautam

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