Ray Dalio
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Are they going to be strong or are they going to be weak based on how they educate their population, how they spend their money, how they manage themselves?
Those will determine the relative powers of those countries, right?
And so that'll be true certainly for the United States and China.
And so as we go forward, how will those systems change?
deal with those issues in the best possible way.
And that I would say, as long as the United States remains a power, but it has a risk of having a very bad set of circumstances through debt and conflict,
and these things that erode it, it'll be from within that those things particularly could change that relative balance of power.
And similarly, if China managed itself badly, that could change that.
Given that if they both remain powerful entities, then what you're going to see is, I believe, more the recognition that there are regions—
Just like there's the Americas, and that becomes heavily much more the region and where that spills over.
And then there's the region around China, the APAC countries and that region, and that there would be the development within those regions.
And I do believe the avoidance of the big war,
that would be very detrimental.
There are issues like the Taiwan issue, but the Taiwan issue will be handled by, in my opinion, most likely not militarily in the sense that there will be a great war between the United States and China over it, but in the pressures that are going to be created so that there is a reunification of China.
Yeah, this war in Iran, I think it, here's what's happening.
I
Internationally, I speak to world leaders and so on, and particularly in Asia, there's a recognition that the United States doesn't want to fight a war.
So the litmus test is...
Who controls the Strait of Hormuz?
And that the United States, because the population in the United States is worried about gas prices and losing people, and they want it to be all over fast, that you can't fight a war that way.
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