The strongest case of sustained strategic coherence in the historical record belongs to an actor whose synthesis was shared with no one, and whose consistency was a matter of scale rather than logic. If coherence at long horizons requires an unshared view, a collective that insists every synthesis be traceable and shared may be structurally unable to produce it.

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  Consistency in grand strategy, then, was less a matter of logic than of scale. What made no sense to subordinates could make perfect sense to him. For he saw better than anyone relationships of everything to everything else while sharing what he saw with no one. Instead, he radiated an app

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