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The term post-Cold War feels past its prime.

For years after the breakup of the Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall, it made

sense to describe our times in reference to the end of the communist threat.

But the things were optimistic about and the things were worried about, they feel really different today than they

did back in the early 90s. From KERA in Dallas, this is think. I'm Chris Boyd. If it is time to put

post-cold war out to pasture, what should we call this historic moment?

As my guest will explain, the very fact that we're moving from a world of binary differences,

east or west, war or peace, even male or female as the only two gender possibilities,

all of that suggests we are living in what might be called the Polycene era.

Thomas L. Friedman is an opinion

columnist at the New York Times where you can read his article, Welcome to Our New Era. What do we

call it? Thomas, welcome to think. Great to be with you, Chris. How does the name we give to a

particular time influence the way we think about it and about our own existence within that time?

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