Why We Need To Rethink Geopolitics

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Video Producers:
Oliver Franke
Charles Street

Research & Writing:
Omar Garcia, Oliver Franke

Edit & Animations:
Oliver Franke, Jem Soysal

[OBFYT]

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[paxdriver]

Masterworks sold only 15 out of their several hundred because those were the only ones awarding double digit returns. Masterworks is growing because of its advertising, which pins itself for years entirely on the sales of those 15 sales.

For comparison, buying an ETF for 15 of the world's biggest indices would not only allow the investor to capitilze during boom cycles around the world but also diversify in the totality of all human productive enterprise in every sector.

Art is not an investment, it's a tax shelter. Masterworks is preys on the public's ignorance, impatience, and gullibility. Contributing to the problem for a sponsorship is just as bad as being a snake oil broker. Just because you didn't make the claims or brand the oil doesn't mean its ethical to peddle the snake oils and parrot the claims of other swindlers.

[jansen]

Geopolitics is what showed me as a kid, that adults don’t grow up, they just get bigger. The game of house becomes more cumbersome, and king of the hill gets more aggressive. But we’re not communicating any better than elementary students, and we’re doomed to repeat our BS until we turn to fuckin dust 😀

[Alloyaha]

This was a very superficial take on the US. Jan 6th was a blip on the radar. The real risk is Americans across the political spectrum are rapidly losing faith and trust in their institutions. This is what really does a country in- when everyone distrusts everyone and everything.

[Joker-nouh]

January 6th didnt even get the military involved. It was a riot that SHOULD have been stopped with bullets outside, but saying it almost overthrew the government is a very big stretch

[kazuhirala]

As with the Collapse of American Democracy, I wouldn’t worry much about that, this has been said since the time of JFK and pre-Vietnam.

[WickerDuck]

This AI is getting better and better while sounding more human with each video.

[nadheem]

you wanna know why this is happening? It's because mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[calew]

The impact of AI and robotics over the next 20 years will be the biggest challenge to the current world. It will shortly affect every issue that has been raised. We are technically creating a new race that will be more powerful than everyone else.

[WispFigment]

I think people are putting too much hope in India and Mexico to pick up the slack for China and expect the same output. You're gonna have to bring some of the manufacturering back to pick up the slack or you're relying on weaker supply lines and less overall but If you bring some back this upon alot of protectionist and isolationist aspects of domestic economics come back and this just blends in perfectly with already isolationist ideology

[shadwyenigma]

One major issue that wasn’t mentioned was rare earth minerals. At the moment China dominates the production of these and the rest of the world is scrambling to find other sources. Due to the energy transition these minerals will become more important than oil in terms of geopolitics

[robbier]

The Chinese Civil War started long prior to WWII and only paused with an oft-broken truce during WWII.

[colekarrh]

That was one sneaky sponsor transition

[pjc_deleon]

Controlling Taiwan is of utmost importance to China, because it allows them to break the strangle hold of the first island chain and it will also allow them to project power across the indo pacific even more powerfully. Invading Taiwan is not a mere relic of the past for China.

[philipt]

"China was an unstable mess"... boy - this video was an unstable mess.

[SriNiVi]

My mans always slipping through the cracks of slippery slope fallacies

[justfantastic]

This video probably seems pretty informative and insightful to people who don't have a strong understanding of geopolitics, or politics/economics in general. There is without question a very real chance of China invading Taiwan. What there is not a real chance of is an American dictatorship. That's the kind of thing you bring up when you either don't know anything about America, or you just want attention which you will absolutely get because literally every American hates the idea with a passion whether they agree it's possible or not (which is why it will never happen)

[ArAnXx]

and that's why Leon Edwards has the most aesthetic physic in the world

[fabianbach]

Good example of the problem of ever increasing knowledge generation without prior knowledge acquisition.

[Aethercell]

Interesting, a video that barely talks about the future of borders! I love how all of the future possibilities discussed are totally inevitable, too.