We know we’re living in the next generation’s history book. We just don’t know the name of the chapter… yet.
It’s hard to see past the fog of the moment amidst all of the conflicting daily updates.
Right now, it feels like our world is falling apart. But when future commentators look back, they’ll see the world that emerged more than the one that was lost. The ups and downs that obsess us now will be smoothed out by time.
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As the world is shaken up, a 60-year "mega-trend" quietly emerges
We know we're living in the next generation's history book. We just don't know the name of the chapter... yet. It's hard to see past the fog of the moment amidst all of the conflicting daily updates. Right now, it feels like our world is falling apart.
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