He forecasts three major trends: deindustrialization/deurbanization toward food and manufacturing, nationalism/remilitarization, and mercantilist self-sufficient spheres.
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He forecasts three major trends: deindustrialization/deurbanization toward food and manufacturing, nationalism/remilitarization, and mercantilist self-sufficient spheres.
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"So the first major trend is is de -industrialization and de -urbanization. Meaning that it doesn't really make sense to have millions of people..."
"young people, and moving them back to the rural areas so that they can grow food and be self -sufficient. That's going to be..."
"And then in the Western Hemisphere, I think that America will come out okay. Because really, I mean, America is a superpower regardless. So..."
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