Darius Dale
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 30 Jul
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The Pomp Podcast · The Fed's Latest Move Just Changed Everything | Darius Dale · 30 Jul 2026
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70, 17 percent of these societies that have the U.S.
's current K-shaped crisis dynamics end with systemic violence against elites like us.
20 percent of those outcomes wind up with recurrent civil wars lasting for at least 100 years.
40 percent of those societies wind up with assassination of their rulers.
50 percent of those societies wind up with substantial population decline.
60% of those societies wind up with state collapse via conquest or disintegration into multiple states, which is very much could be happening right now in the United States of America.
67% of those societies wind up featuring systemic downward mobility of elites.
And then 75% of those societies end with revolution, civil war, or both.
Again, this is the historic frequentist probability of the outcomes that economies that share our current K-shaped dynamics wind up into.
What gives me hope is that things are going to get bad enough for us to fix it.
Yeah, that's what gives me hope.
And that anchors on my former colleague, one of my mentors, where Neil Howe is for Turningberg.
He sees this as more of a reflexive, you know, cyclical process.
And we have to go through these seasons of disintegration and violence and conflict to kind of right the ship.
Because ultimately, human beings are, you know, we are...
easily tempted.
You know, human beings are very greedy.
Creatures were easily tempted.
Resources are scarce.
And so ultimately we wind up trying to not we, but, you know, human beings in general, particularly people who don't have a core belief system like being Christian, et cetera.
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