A related idea that I’ve had for a decade or so: when someone (a country, a company, a person) wants to follow in the path of someone else, they shouldn’t aim for their own conception of that other’s location or path; rather, they should aim for what the other was aiming for, at the time they themselves traced their path.
A related idea that I’ve had for a decade or so: when someone (a country, a company, a person) wants to follow in the path of someone else, they shouldn’t aim for their own conception of that other’s location or path; rather, they should aim for what the other was aiming for, at the time they themselves traced their path.