Peter Zeihan

Yeah.

Now we still need energy.

We need still, still need food.

When you're talking about drones, you need electricity specifically.

So that adds another layer of things to it.

But yeah, uh, the rules are changing very quickly.

At the moment, that's really the only one that matters because that has the nuclear question because of the Russians that deals with the Northern European plane.

So automatically draws in all the Europeans.

It has the issue of uniting Eurasia under a single power so the Americans get interested.

And then, of course, the Chinese are providing the industrial base that's necessary for the Russians to carry out the war in the first place.

So everyone's involved in some way.

It is by far the most critical one out there.

We'll probably have a few new ones in the next few years.

Whenever you break the economic model, politics gets all wonky and security issues naturally bubble up from that.

And that's before you consider technological change.

So, you know, maybe we figure out what the next energy technology is.

We have something fresh to fight over in a world where all of a sudden oil is not as reliable.

It's one of many ways this could go.

I have never found that sexy.

Never.