Rogé Karma

Yeah, that if we extrapolate this out, which we can both from this example, but then also from how 2016 through 2020 went, Trump is probably going to side, I guess, with more of the wealthier faction, which includes the tech right, which includes people in his coalition who are people like the hedge fund manager, Scott Besson, who also sort of have this this prioritization of wealth.

More like economically laissez-faire issues, they have this sort of more traditional conservative perspective on economics. And that's something that's going to run at attention with what the nationalists want.

More like economically laissez-faire issues, they have this sort of more traditional conservative perspective on economics. And that's something that's going to run at attention with what the nationalists want.

More like economically laissez-faire issues, they have this sort of more traditional conservative perspective on economics. And that's something that's going to run at attention with what the nationalists want.

They want this sort of economic nationalist perspective that is a departure from this hyper free market sort of way of viewing the world that's been the dominant conservative perspective for the past several decades. Yeah.

They want this sort of economic nationalist perspective that is a departure from this hyper free market sort of way of viewing the world that's been the dominant conservative perspective for the past several decades. Yeah.

They want this sort of economic nationalist perspective that is a departure from this hyper free market sort of way of viewing the world that's been the dominant conservative perspective for the past several decades. Yeah.

Exactly. Yeah. AI and automation is going to be a really big one in this area too, because like the tech right obviously cares a lot about AI and automation. They're very pro AI and automation. They see this as like an existential issue in the United States versus China and that the US must to continue like it's... being the most important country in the world that must beat China on this.

Exactly. Yeah. AI and automation is going to be a really big one in this area too, because like the tech right obviously cares a lot about AI and automation. They're very pro AI and automation. They see this as like an existential issue in the United States versus China and that the US must to continue like it's... being the most important country in the world that must beat China on this.

Exactly. Yeah. AI and automation is going to be a really big one in this area too, because like the tech right obviously cares a lot about AI and automation. They're very pro AI and automation. They see this as like an existential issue in the United States versus China and that the US must to continue like it's... being the most important country in the world that must beat China on this.

But a lot of the more nationalist right doesn't agree with this. They see this as a different kind of issue. Tucker Carlson, who I think squarely falls in this nativist camp and is one of its most influential members, has outright said that he opposes not necessarily the development of AI and automation, but its implementation and use.

But a lot of the more nationalist right doesn't agree with this. They see this as a different kind of issue. Tucker Carlson, who I think squarely falls in this nativist camp and is one of its most influential members, has outright said that he opposes not necessarily the development of AI and automation, but its implementation and use.

But a lot of the more nationalist right doesn't agree with this. They see this as a different kind of issue. Tucker Carlson, who I think squarely falls in this nativist camp and is one of its most influential members, has outright said that he opposes not necessarily the development of AI and automation, but its implementation and use.

He's talked directly about never using AI for things like driverless trucks, but Elon at Tesla is directly like making self-driving trucks. And so, yeah, there's a lot of like weird places where these sort of fractures are going to play out.

He's talked directly about never using AI for things like driverless trucks, but Elon at Tesla is directly like making self-driving trucks. And so, yeah, there's a lot of like weird places where these sort of fractures are going to play out.

He's talked directly about never using AI for things like driverless trucks, but Elon at Tesla is directly like making self-driving trucks. And so, yeah, there's a lot of like weird places where these sort of fractures are going to play out.

Precisely.

Precisely.

Precisely.

Yeah. Yeah, it seems like that. I do want to say that this is kind of a unique issue in that it draws in race, which is a very big thing, and it draws in immigration. And so it might get a uniquely high amount of attention, but there's still going to be versions of this fight that might not play out as aggressively that are going to happen over the next four years.