History

https://www.palladiummag.com/2023/11/24/you-wont-survive-as-human-capital/

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Yeah this Roman reference weak imo

I’d say for Rome there were 3 major reforms

1) Roman Republic -> Roman Empire (Julius Caesar and Augustus)

2) Switch from Pagan -> Christianity, Rome -> Constantinople (Constantine)

3) Corpus Juris Civilis (The Justinian Code) especially the unification of Church and State

Reading this now; love Palladium

found this interesting, confusing:
"The reformations of Julius Caesar & Augustus saved the institutional Roman state & its power"

but I'd say the ultimate judge of a reformer is how their reforms affect the likelihood of a subsequent reformer being able to fix the subsequent problems?