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26 sats \ 10 replies \ @Undisciplined 27 Jul \ on: How Many Countries Will Exist in 100 Years? AskSN
I'm also joining team more.
I think the days of vast geographic areas ruled by a centralized authority are coming to a close. Municipal governments will likely persist, though.
Will it persist as a form of confederacy, or full city state sovereignty?
As long as belief in system will persist, I don't think something would change if governments wouldn't go full in planned economy. Well, EU still would blow up in 20-30 years I think, too many idiotic decisions they made. And UK if they won't reverse their course into madness.
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I think we’ll see Europe crack up before America.
I’m sure some of the smaller units will form confederacies. No reason to think it’ll be the same arrangement everywhere.
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Fiscal insolvency and political polarization
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My thinking is that political polarization is pushing people more towards distinct poles (red vs blue), rather than causing people to splinter into a million different belief systems.
Of course there are lots of sub-groups, but it feels like most tribes fit neatly into red or blue narratives these days.
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You're right, so far. Polarization is highly bipolar.
Still, that drives urban-rural divides and could lead to cities wanting more autonomy from their surroundings.
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This is the key division: rural vs urban
There are no blue states only blue cities
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