Western Civ Propaganda. Anti Indian hate. AI Hope and Doom.
All to give your life to a cause that's scrambling for members as the unipolar neolib/neocon hedgemony dies.
It's not working.
To cut through ever splintering cultures, niches, communication styles, and life styles, one cannot employ negative and hate filled messaging.
We all know negative emotions spread faster than positive ones.
That is still true, but the susceptibility of the user has fallen.
Current propoganda is antiquated. It assumes a singular media medium and a monoculture.
We have niches, various mediums (are we even tracking psyops in Roblox?), and splintering sub cultures.
Each is a filter that prevents a singular message from cutting through cleanly.
Every major leader in the private sector sees increasing scarcity of food, water, and land within the next ten years.
That is why their rhetoric has become messianic.
When desperate, people look to a strong leader to concentrate power or they degrade/tear down the system.
This will be intersting as a hot war is unlikely due to the low pain tolerance of the Multinational Interests and their need to receive Government spending on National Interests.
A lot of waste and bailouts for tech companies will persist for the next 5+ years.
Inlfation will remain persistant and sticky regardless of what the Fed or the Treasury does.
All they can do is some form of YCC.
Inflation not brought upon from increasing demand degrades productivity.
Easiest solution is War Time economy (see current state Russia).
Russia continues to have a growing GDP because of its War Time Economy.
Other nations, though may not be in a war, will find that the path of least resistance to increasing geopolitical volatility and sticky inflation would be to simply being a War Time Economy. Print.
Relish the thought that a sad person can become an undisputed collector of souls. They spread the pain easier, yes, but they also exist to give us a lesson in undeniable interconnectedness, the consequences, and the concept of the inverse, even if it is in the abstract.