Not sure if you have read or heard of the book “Pendulum” by Roy H Williams and Micheal R Drew. The premise is they found we go through cycles of “we” and “me” cycles. We’re right now at the top of a we cycle. They estimated 2023 was the year where we realize we took this too far and will bring it back down for the next 20 years. If that’s correct. We are right on schedule. So your analysis of an inflection point is right on.
Interesting. No, but I have paid a great deal of attention to the book "Generations" by Strauss and Howe. They cite a cycle of four generations, each with its own values, which is shaped by the previous three in a never-ending cycle. They trace it back to the 1600s. They also provide excellent examples of people born in each of these.
" When the large majority of people—-not just Americans but around the globe—-realize that the whole lockdown followed by a Uke war ginned up by elites to protect their money laundering center were inflicted on them on purpose, well . . ."
I think this will play out a lot like the '21 elections, as its been pretty baked (as far as the congressional choice polls go) to be good enough for a Republican Congress. It's not that Republicans have convinced the nation that they are the solution, however, the Democrats are the problem, and they have no solution!
Independents and about 15% of Democrats (especially black and PhD ones) see it too, either not voting or voting Republican. Any blue collar or social moderates are also going to flee. They've, this collective herd going headlong over a cliff, figured out more ways to turn off supporters than any political party in the history of politics that I have researched.
Thanks!
Hi Larry,
Not sure if you have read or heard of the book “Pendulum” by Roy H Williams and Micheal R Drew. The premise is they found we go through cycles of “we” and “me” cycles. We’re right now at the top of a we cycle. They estimated 2023 was the year where we realize we took this too far and will bring it back down for the next 20 years. If that’s correct. We are right on schedule. So your analysis of an inflection point is right on.
Interesting. No, but I have paid a great deal of attention to the book "Generations" by Strauss and Howe. They cite a cycle of four generations, each with its own values, which is shaped by the previous three in a never-ending cycle. They trace it back to the 1600s. They also provide excellent examples of people born in each of these.
" When the large majority of people—-not just Americans but around the globe—-realize that the whole lockdown followed by a Uke war ginned up by elites to protect their money laundering center were inflicted on them on purpose, well . . ."
Yep!
Whoo hoo, can't wait to see it. There is still time for some sort of October surprise. Here's a shared perspective on the midterms.
https://gettr.com/post/p1ttihs18e1
I think this will play out a lot like the '21 elections, as its been pretty baked (as far as the congressional choice polls go) to be good enough for a Republican Congress. It's not that Republicans have convinced the nation that they are the solution, however, the Democrats are the problem, and they have no solution!
Independents and about 15% of Democrats (especially black and PhD ones) see it too, either not voting or voting Republican. Any blue collar or social moderates are also going to flee. They've, this collective herd going headlong over a cliff, figured out more ways to turn off supporters than any political party in the history of politics that I have researched.
Costa with Bannon feel the same https://gettr.com/post/p1ttihs18e1