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CHA fascinating discussion about the current generations at play. For a grander discussion on demographics and cycle theory it would be helpful to interview Harry Dent who has used cycle theory since the 1980's.
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LPHow demographic cycles fit into the greater macro picture is fascinating---another piece in the puzzle! Thanks Neil!
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EKThe Great Depression & WW2 were a 15-year period of crisis. If we apply that time frame as a guide and use 2008 as the starting point then we could expect "forest fire" to come in the next few years.
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GVFascinating stuff!
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SAAnother fascinating subject I would have missed without my RV subscription. Would love to see a follow up where they try and match generational outlooks against economic reality.
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SJA truly mind opening conversation. Extremely valuable content. Now I have to read more books! Thanks again, RVTV.
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WMSuperb stuff. Read the 4th Turning in 98 and boy are we sticking to the game plan. Most people just do not understand the importance of generational change or the periodic great crises now upon us.
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PMThere was so much material here that I will have to listen to it at least once more in order to process the richness of it. Loved it. Makes me think differently about the narrative of history. FAB!!
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AGI am always amazed by lack of American self-awareness in geopolitical terms. US have been at war in 222 out of 239 years of existence. It has military in 151 (out of 196) countries. Food for thought>
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DNVery little to argue with here, except Mr. Howe doesn't seem to address legal vs. illegal immigration (and the possible underlying/related issue of bogus government statistics).
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UPThe crisis we face is not just economic and political. It's ecological: we're killing the ability of the planet to support human life. Global warming. This is the emergency that we will have to fac
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RPStaggeringly brilliant. Fact.
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LMI started out wondering if I would give up the time to watch the whole video and ended up wishing it would not end so soon.
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CYI've been praying (and believe I even asked) that you interview Neil Howe. His thinking has shaped my investing framework in huge ways. I was blown away by this interview.
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CWReally need a part 2 for this one. I'd love to hear more about how he thinks the fourth turning plays itself out.
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FPIt was awesome...just wondered how did he collect all the data...
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PTChina
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RMcompletely blown away, unexpected and wonderful conversation. worth even a second listen.
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JMGreat. I'd love to see part II, III and IV
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MCgreat to get have a sociological indsight. It would be awesome to have the same on other countries/regions.
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SBFabulous interview. Please come back for more! So insightful.
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JDThe Fourth Turning is perhaps the most important economic book written. Hyperbolic as it might sound.
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THDammit, Grant! You switched the angle! Now my head hurts. Next stop: the bookstore.
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WBDemographics made real! Up close and personal. Please have at least yearly updates. This was great!
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EAEXCELLENT ! Shows importance of "sociology " and history in understanding where we are today. Please do this again....
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SKNeil Howe always on point. Read the Fourth Turning. Outstanding work.
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CUWithout a doubt, one of the best interviews I've seen on RVTV. If we don't understand the long term context in which major events are occurring, we have no way of accurately anticipating outcomes.
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CCUnbelievably wonderful abstraction from the gritty details. Take a mental trip and zoom out to the REALLY BIG picture that makes everything else make a whole lot of sense.
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BLfascinating interview moving right now to get his books
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CCOne of the best videos so far as its different perspective is invaluable.
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lDthat was fun and real thought provoking