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| The leadership structure of the [[Dominion]] is heavily interwoven with the [[Path of Tulak]], which lauds individual action and significant singular accomplishment. In many societies, this sort of core goal would be seen to be too unstable to form a system of government capable of administering and uniting the hundreds of inhabited worlds and billions of individuals that make up the Dominion. If viewed in broad generalisations, the Dominion lacks significant incentives to cooperate, administrate and form collaborative institutions, which most civilisations view as essential to enduring government - but somehow it works. | The leadership structure of the [[Dominion]] is heavily interwoven with the [[Path of Tulak]], which lauds individual action and significant singular accomplishment. In many societies, this sort of core goal would be seen to be too unstable to form a system of government capable of administering and uniting the hundreds of inhabited worlds and billions of individuals that make up the Dominion. If viewed in broad generalisations, the Dominion lacks significant incentives to cooperate, administrate and form collaborative institutions, which most civilisations view as essential to enduring government - but somehow it works. | ||
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