Peter Zeihan || Deglobalization: There's No Stopping It Now

The globalized world has seemingly been great for everyone...security, access to foreign markets, the list goes on...so why would the US choose to continue down the path of deglobalization?

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[mikefm]

Imagine being utterly lost in the forest and Peter walks by talking politics to his phone and just disappears over the mountain

[Southfloridelphia]

I don't know if this guy is right or wrong but I sure like hearing anyone's educated opinion that doesn't begin with the starting point of their political ideology.

[johng]

"Children went from being free labor to expensive headache." Best quote of the year!

[danielbtwd]

Self sufficiency makes more sense than being dependent on elements far away.

[gamist]

This dude reminds me of the fact that I only listened to my good history teachers. There's just gaps of info unprocessable cause not all teachers actually cared about student focus/interest, but damn this dude's one of the good ones

[rocksbrains]

An economist I used to listen to before he retired from speaking said, about the declining population and people’s solution being robotics, “robots don’t go shopping”

[howardvernon]

You outline geo-political history better than anyone. I reference and forward your videos to all my friends, conserv and lib, because they don't know history. Very good. Keep up the good work.

[thefoolishhiker]

I really look forward to these little discussions every morning when I wake up and am making my first coffee of the day. It really does help get me thinking in the mornings about how the world machinery works outside the little group of cogs I directly interact with.

[somethingclever]

Don't forget home prices have risen 5 times while salaries have dropped. Young people have no buying power.

[jacobunderwood]

As a Coloradan, Zeihan's heavy breathing here while just walking makes me estimate he's at least around ~9k elevation, maybe more in the 11k range.
Great content, my guy. Many thanks!

[willywit]

Thank you so much for your perspectives. You have been a major breath of fresh air in these times my friend!!

[cynthiawilliams]

Today was like taking a walk with a really smart, interesting friend. Love this format and Zeihan's humorous yet articulate demeanor.

[timemotion]

I love that there’s no hate for honest messaging. Hopefully others are listening

[drifter]

What I appreciate most is the 'Deep Dive' down to the Roots of the issues that impact each and every one of us. It is diametrically opposite to the 'soundbite' nonsense legacy media has conditioned all to accept unquestioning. Fully informed Knowledge is The Only way for a person to make their own, personal choices. Thank You Peter.

[ntomenicgiorgo]

Instant sub.
I've never heard someone explain the historical motive behind globalization so well.

[CaptainOhare]

Zeihan's confidence in the impending demise of China is always stunning.

[shanetrane]

Thanks for inviting me on your walk. Excellent job sir.

[hccdgvvfccdgn]

Snow to sunshine... Your videos shift rapidly between the seasons every day.

[cd]

We have plenty of young people, they're just not consuming at rates that the previous generation was because it's not economically viable for them to do so, and the trend is furthering in that non-viable direction. It mirrors the argument about "labor shortage". It's not primarily a labor issue, its more a wage issue. Companies maximize profits by paying workers as little as possible, and thus working-age people are able to consume less, causing companies to be further incentivized to pay workers less in order to keep profits high, which further hampers working-age people's ability to consume, and the cycle continues further downward.

[UrzuaTroskenia]

I tip my hat to you Mr., gave me a master class at letting go of certain anxieties for the future of the U.S.A. and looking forward to balance when the necessary decline begins, makes sense why things have to get worse before they get better...I bet your lecture is what I'd imagine a high end highschool and ivy league college was like before woke/marxism highjacked higher learning.