He’d try and fuck it or kill it. He didn’t have a computer, or the internet, or know about electronics, or capital markets. Did he ever get into monetary policy in warfare?
Maybe he’d love it.
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I don’t think he’d try kill it. He was a philosopher and strategist, not a hotheaded warmongerer. Aside from not being up to speed with the whole internet thing, I have a hunch that the game theory aspect of it would tickle his brain. Not sure if he ever got into monetary police directly. 
Yeah, I’d be interested if he ever got into that side of the war coin or if it was all battlefield strategy.