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'''"While the sword can only be used to seize, kill, and destroy, the pen can be used to persuade, educate, and invent.  Because of the destructive nature of the sword, the sword is wholly dependent upon what has or will be constructed.  The sword can not sustain itself without seizing the property of others, and therefore is inherently dependent upon the pen.  If the sword tries to take too much, then the people will despair, and cease producing, causing the sword to starve to death.  On the other hand, the pen is not even limited to producing goods.  The pen can also be used to persuade the people.  For example, the pen can be used to convince the people to revolt, and kill the bearer of the sword, or to stop producing any more than they absolutely need to survive and by doing so to starve the sword to death."'''  (thanks to prior student Eric J. for that)
 
'''"While the sword can only be used to seize, kill, and destroy, the pen can be used to persuade, educate, and invent.  Because of the destructive nature of the sword, the sword is wholly dependent upon what has or will be constructed.  The sword can not sustain itself without seizing the property of others, and therefore is inherently dependent upon the pen.  If the sword tries to take too much, then the people will despair, and cease producing, causing the sword to starve to death.  On the other hand, the pen is not even limited to producing goods.  The pen can also be used to persuade the people.  For example, the pen can be used to convince the people to revolt, and kill the bearer of the sword, or to stop producing any more than they absolutely need to survive and by doing so to starve the sword to death."'''  (thanks to prior student Eric J. for that)
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