We are moving into a world that's becoming increasingly fractured, not just internationally, but also domestically as well.

And this is especially true in the US.

So we are entering the world where people kind of don't really share or agree on basic values, basic tenants.

And that's internationally, for example, you see, you know, it's very important for Russia to have Ukraine to few safe,

and, you know, it's probably very important for China to have Taiwan if you're unified as well.

And internally in the US, you have very much contentious issues. You know, polarization is extreme.

And that actually opens the door to tremendous amounts of social disorder. So you have a system that's

kind of breaking, but it's not getting enough information to fix itself. So that further cements its role of fracturization.

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