Nathan Lambert

And China's rebuttaling with the same thing around like, you know, they've done some sort of specific materials in, you know, gallium and things like that, that they've tried to limit the U.S. on. There's a U.S. drone company that's not allowed to buy batteries and they have like military customers.

And China's rebuttaling with the same thing around like, you know, they've done some sort of specific materials in, you know, gallium and things like that, that they've tried to limit the U.S. on. There's a U.S. drone company that's not allowed to buy batteries and they have like military customers.

And China's rebuttaling with the same thing around like, you know, they've done some sort of specific materials in, you know, gallium and things like that, that they've tried to limit the U.S. on. There's a U.S. drone company that's not allowed to buy batteries and they have like military customers.

And this drone company just tells the military customers like, hey, just get it from Amazon because I can't actually physically get them, right? Like there's all these things that are happening that point to further and further divergence. I have zero idea. And I would love if we could We could all hold hands and sing Kumbaya, but I have zero idea how that could possibly happen.

And this drone company just tells the military customers like, hey, just get it from Amazon because I can't actually physically get them, right? Like there's all these things that are happening that point to further and further divergence. I have zero idea. And I would love if we could We could all hold hands and sing Kumbaya, but I have zero idea how that could possibly happen.

And this drone company just tells the military customers like, hey, just get it from Amazon because I can't actually physically get them, right? Like there's all these things that are happening that point to further and further divergence. I have zero idea. And I would love if we could We could all hold hands and sing Kumbaya, but I have zero idea how that could possibly happen.

It's an objective fact that the world has been the most peaceful it has ever been when there are global hegemons, right? Or regional hegemons, right? In historical context, right? The Mediterranean was the most peaceful ever when the Romans were there, right?

It's an objective fact that the world has been the most peaceful it has ever been when there are global hegemons, right? Or regional hegemons, right? In historical context, right? The Mediterranean was the most peaceful ever when the Romans were there, right?

It's an objective fact that the world has been the most peaceful it has ever been when there are global hegemons, right? Or regional hegemons, right? In historical context, right? The Mediterranean was the most peaceful ever when the Romans were there, right?

China had very peaceful and warring times, and the peaceful times were when dynasties had a lockhold over not just themselves, but all their tributaries around them, right? And likewise, the most peaceful time in human history has been when the US was the global hegemon, right? The last, you know, decades. Now, we've sort of seen things start to slide, right?

China had very peaceful and warring times, and the peaceful times were when dynasties had a lockhold over not just themselves, but all their tributaries around them, right? And likewise, the most peaceful time in human history has been when the US was the global hegemon, right? The last, you know, decades. Now, we've sort of seen things start to slide, right?

China had very peaceful and warring times, and the peaceful times were when dynasties had a lockhold over not just themselves, but all their tributaries around them, right? And likewise, the most peaceful time in human history has been when the US was the global hegemon, right? The last, you know, decades. Now, we've sort of seen things start to slide, right?

With Russia, Ukraine, with what's going on in the Middle East and, you know, Taiwan risk, all these different things are starting to bubble up, still objectively extremely peaceful. Now, what happens when it's not one global hegemon, but it's two, obviously, and, you know, China will be, you know, competitive or even overtake the US like it's possible, right? And so this change in global hegemony

With Russia, Ukraine, with what's going on in the Middle East and, you know, Taiwan risk, all these different things are starting to bubble up, still objectively extremely peaceful. Now, what happens when it's not one global hegemon, but it's two, obviously, and, you know, China will be, you know, competitive or even overtake the US like it's possible, right? And so this change in global hegemony

With Russia, Ukraine, with what's going on in the Middle East and, you know, Taiwan risk, all these different things are starting to bubble up, still objectively extremely peaceful. Now, what happens when it's not one global hegemon, but it's two, obviously, and, you know, China will be, you know, competitive or even overtake the US like it's possible, right? And so this change in global hegemony

I don't think it ever happens like super peacefully, right? When empires fall, right, which is a possible trajectory for America, they don't fall gracefully, right? Like they don't just slide out of irrelevance. Usually there's a lot of shaking. And so, you know, what the US is trying to do is maintain its top position. And what China is trying to do is become the top position, right?

I don't think it ever happens like super peacefully, right? When empires fall, right, which is a possible trajectory for America, they don't fall gracefully, right? Like they don't just slide out of irrelevance. Usually there's a lot of shaking. And so, you know, what the US is trying to do is maintain its top position. And what China is trying to do is become the top position, right?

I don't think it ever happens like super peacefully, right? When empires fall, right, which is a possible trajectory for America, they don't fall gracefully, right? Like they don't just slide out of irrelevance. Usually there's a lot of shaking. And so, you know, what the US is trying to do is maintain its top position. And what China is trying to do is become the top position, right?

And obviously there's butting of heads here in the most simple terms.

And obviously there's butting of heads here in the most simple terms.