How come Italy is so good at producing Stage Blue Structures?

[Scholar]

Isn't it interesting that Italy and Italians seem to be so good at establishing and thriving in Stage Blue institutions and structures?

The roman empire and the vatican are the best examples for that. But even italians isolated from that, in terms of the classical Mafia, seem to just thrive in that kind of mindset and environment. It's like they have just this hidden talent in building these structures.

 

Could this be cultural? I wonder if there are other cultures and peoples that tend to be good at thriving and establishing certain levels of existence. Has anyone here given this some thought?

What is it that makes Italy so different to others that they are just so good at this? It seems like it must root back all the way to the beginnings of rome.

Edited July 21, 2020 by Scholar

[Epikur]

5 hours ago, Scholar said:

Isn't it interesting that Italy and Italians seem to be so good at establishing and thriving in Stage Blue institutions and structures?

The roman empire and the vatican are the best examples for that. But even italians isolated from that, in terms of the classical Mafia, seem to just thrive in that kind of mindset and environment. It's like they have just this hidden talent in building these structures.

 

Could this be cultural? I wonder if there are other cultures and peoples that tend to be good at thriving and establishing certain levels of existence. Has anyone here given this some thought?

What is it that makes Italy so different to others that they are just so good at this? It seems like it must root back all the way to the beginnings of rome.

Yes even empires break down the potential is not completely lost. Many old cultures kept a form of their identity or story. 

If religions can last through time why should cultures not be able to do it?

Very good to see the Anglo cultures who are synchronized throughout the earth globe.

 

[Apparition of Jack]

I mean, pretty much any civilisation prior to 1950 would’ve had very strong stage Blue structures. All the empires and institutions of Arabia, Britain, China, Peru etc just as a few examples throughout history would’ve been primarily Blue. I don’t think Italy is particularly unique in creating code Blue institutions.

[Epikur]

3 hours ago, Apparition of Jack said:

I mean, pretty much any civilisation prior to 1950 would’ve had very strong stage Blue structures. All the empires and institutions of Arabia, Britain, China, Peru etc just as a few examples throughout history would’ve been primarily Blue. I don’t think Italy is particularly unique in creating code Blue institutions.

Additionally the were the epitome of an empire. It was also not the case that they got totally destroyed buy the huns and mongols. So it's reasonable that they keep institutions.

[Scholar]

5 hours ago, Apparition of Jack said:

I mean, pretty much any civilisation prior to 1950 would’ve had very strong stage Blue structures. All the empires and institutions of Arabia, Britain, China, Peru etc just as a few examples throughout history would’ve been primarily Blue. I don’t think Italy is particularly unique in creating code Blue institutions.

It is not about whether they create Stage blue institutions, obviously every country has to as it once transitioned through blue, or is currently doing so. I think you misunderstand the inquiry of my question.

[Apparition of Jack]

@Scholar I mean, I'm still not really sure I get your point. Italians invented both the Roman Empire and Catholic Church, therefore they thrive under Blue structures? Ok, but what about French people in the Catholic Church? Or Greek citizens of Rome? etc.

Not to mention that your example of the Roman Empire and Mafia had a lot of Red in them too.

I really don't think what you're saying applies any more to Italians than it does to say Greek people, Lebanese, Tunisians, Iranians, etc. Italy is still a rather stage Blue society so obvious modern Italians are going to do well in Blue institutions, but that doesn't make them uniquely good at this or whatever. Again I still struggle to see the point you're trying to make.