Once you understand that those and other companies were not “born in a garage”. They were born in an Alphabet agency think tank. These companies are information miners and their figureheads are puppets who sold their souls. These companies were designed and continue to be controlled by the likes of DARPA, CIA etc etc.
There just needs to be other viable options. Those companies are true monopolies which kills competition. Competition is the defining factor in capitalism.
I will say online schooling will need a serious overhaul to work long-term. My son spent his senior year of high school online and graduated a few weeks ago and his take was that the year was a waste of time. Had he worked full time the whole year, it would have been better than going to school online. There was no instruction, just hundreds of assignments and videos. Interacting took time to ask questions and then wait for the answers, which may require additional time to ask new questions and wait for answers. So the process was extremely slow. If online teaching is to work long-term, they will have to take a look at everything and maybe even re-imagine.
a large part of school is actually the social part, not just "learning things". so online learning will never work, unless you are trying to create a society of anxiety ridden robots
I finished his book for the 4th time and I have to say we as a nation did the complete opposite of what he warned and now are very likely to feel the fourth turning in an extremely painful way, prepare yourself there is nothing you can do to help the nation.
American in the entire 21st century has been acting postseasonally. Some are still fighting the battles of the Awakening, others are still clinging to the self-absorbed cynicism of the Unraveling.
Love Ed Harrison’s interviewing style. Best balance of listening and directing the conversation, so fluid and flawless in getting to key point. He should do many more for real vision.
What about the Silent Generation? The Silent generation, born 1928-1946, has done as much or more to shape the economic and political landscape than any other generation before or after it and yet no mention...interesting.
@@joedt1 true; but the political landscape is very much in their control, e.g. President Joe Biden, US representative Nancy Pelosi, Senator Mitch McConnell to name a few.
I love your optimism about the retirement system in Germany. If you google "average pension in Germany" you get a theoretical value (Eckrente) of 1500 Euro and a real value of 1200 Euro. Without private savings you might be able to avoid starvation, but you can not live on that. The problem to keep the buying power of savings is as burning here as elsewhere. A 50 square meter condo including utilities will cost you around 650 Euro, 1 gallon of gas is 5 Euro or 6 US$.
All continental European pension systems have been created under the assumption of growing working populations and a normal demographic pyramid. It's unaffordable.
@@tatagata6268 No, I'm merely saying that it's an issue. Just think about it logically. In Year 1, you have 100 working people who pay 100 in taxes combined and 100 retirees getting 100 pensions. In year 10, you have 90 working people who pay 90 in taxes and 110 retirees getting 110 in pensions. That's either a big deficit, or a big tax increase. I personally don't mind high taxes (Belgium) if it guarantees people to have food and a roof over their head but there is always a cost. And the danger of the entire system collapsing because politicians refuse to either increase taxes or decrease benefits grows every year.
@@magnoem1 it is an issue no doubt. I think the relation of worker to pensioner ignores productivity gains. in the early1900s 38% of the work force in Germany worked in agriculture, today its more like 5%. Ships were unloaded by men carrying the goods today one truck driver moves 25 tons, compared to a horse wagon. Who has pocketed the productivity gains? By the way part of the discussion is along the lines people get always older. Life expectany for men born in 1960 in Germany is below 70 (statista), these are the people who can start retirement at 67. The fabulous average ages of 90 are predictions for people born in 2050. My father died at 69, my father in law at 67, to add some real life examples. I just looked up history of productivity, increased in rough numbers 3 times per working hour since 1970 (Germany). I get the gut feeling, there is an issue of distribution of the wealth in the society.
Question: Is the corona virus as serious as represented in news media and is the response proportional? Answer: Political polarization. I would have appreciated a bit more here... particularly as some of the negative implications of lockdowns were touched on quite directly.
The pandemic will have no effect on the US economy, as their pension fund is worth 19 trillion, inheritance tax is 40% 7.2 trillion, it was a done deal, do yous all believe CV just appeared out of the blue, plus the US has one of the highest death rates in the world, insidious! Do the numbers gentleman. One in six is a pensioner, it takes four people to be working and paying taxes to cover the pension fund. Plus as inflation rises who's the people most effected the elderly. Your government like the UK who also has one of the highest death rates are after the pension fund.
For a demographer you are two steps behind. Once CEOs realise they don't need expensive CBD offices, they will outsource many jobs to cheaper nations. They first outsourced the technical production side of their business to reap massive profits. Now they will outsource the admin side. Learn Chinese MFOs
I have over 10,000 people on my rolodex. They are close relationships which have developed from my travels and businesses (~100 countries) over the years. I only know of a couple who have been affected by COVID 19. I have asked most of these 10,000 people about their experience and it's exactly the same. The odds for this are like winning the lottery several times in the same month. The fact that the government is saying that they will allow people to not wear masks if they have vaccinated tells me everything. How are they going to police this? There are so many things that do not make sense. I am not denying that COVID exists, it always has, but it's not as deadly/contagious as it has been portrayed.
@@joedt1 NO, it is horrendous for a FIAT financial system, that (like cancer) are dependent on perpetual growth. If Japan had simply allowed these who could not stand on their own to collapse, rather than constantly trying to prop everything back up, they would have been back on top long ago. Japan is an example of the failure of interventionism not due to anything bad related to population decline. Now a mistake that Japan did not make, but that is being made in the west which is downright cataclysmic, is to attempt demographic replacement, due to the DELUSION that a population decline is a bad thing, because demographic replacement (aka mass immigration) leads to civilizational collapse.
NEIL HOWE! I'm a super fan!! As a Millenial, I would really like to talk to you about what it means to be a "hero" generation, and how to be that hero generation in the most ethical and inclusive way possible. I just turned 30, I'm an educator, and I feel the weight of the world as well as a burning sense of responsibility to make it better/weather its storm. I don't think I've seen you do any interviews with Millenials: if we truly are tasked with being the next "heroes", we could use some help and a little advice!
This is admirable of you, I would just caution one thing regarding inclusion - it’s become a very loaded word. For instance the governments are talking about financial inclusion, when ultimately they want to have a central bank digital currency that tracks everything when there is no more physical cash. Plus there are many people who don’t want a bank account clean and simple. So please keep things like surveillance and unnecessary control in mind when you support things! Otherwise I’m with you!
@@justinhonse I was thinking about race issues specifically. The last hero generation (the GI generation) built political and physical infrastructure that was narrowly imagined in terms of the people it would/would not serve. I think a more inclusive vision could be the influence of the prophet/"awakened"/optimistic boomers upon the Millenials.
Really enjoyed this interview, I normally think an hour is too long but I wanted it to keep going as someone who loves history and is interested in demographics, I fins this very informative, thanks
I remember Ed from R.T's Boom Bust segment; always enjoyed his insight and appreciated his wisdom on events; he is a gem that, unfortunately, Boom Bust lost.
The one thing he got right was the movement in value from commercial real estate to especially single family homes and that's why every single investor is competing with meeting with owner occupied to buy the houses and the higher percentage they can price out of the market the more renters there will be... Just use the Mckenzie pricing model and it's pretty straightforward
Dear RV, I get that you want to promote your website, but could you please change that rock music in the background? The music is so startling and annoying. Ps. Great to listen to Neil Howe again.
Importing people to protect against demographic change it’s like buying Chrysler’s when Porsche is not making enough cars for your fleet. It doesn’t work that way.
@@realvisionfinance7443, would to love to. But finding it a bit too cumbersome to operate though, being nearly illiterate crypto currency-wise. Saving gold bullion instead, a least for the time being. 🤔
The western world seems very close to another global conflict. There was very little allusion to this side impact event which will alter the demographics equation quite dramatically. If this assumption is unavoidable, the impact toevery aspect of human existence will be magnified most negatively in certain areas already undergoing persistent climactic stress.
Jim Woody...yes, the coming conflict has a name, called a "false flag." It'll be epic alright. Expect the net to go down as big Tech shuts down flow of info.
Not sure this guys has his facts straight. Not saying his premises are wrong. Housing is in a shortage because we simply stopped building houses for the last 10 years.
Property crime is down. More people are armed and exercising their 2nd Amendment rights. The ability to defend yourself is paramount, because only you are responsible for your and your family's safety.
that Putin comment made no sense to me - I'm not sure it's people saying he's ok, its' just not the ridiculous stuff coming from the democratic party being used against Trump...I think there is somewhere between the 2 positions that makes sense to most of us.
Its because we realize Russia is no longer the main threat the the US. Those that want people to believe that are merely trying to distract from who is the main threat
I love the turning idea. This guy does not understand technology and how technology shifts will lead to the forth turning. Missed all the markers including mrna, digital wallets etc all accelerated from the pandemic.
This one made me laugh too, his bias shines through, especially with China. I hate to say it but feel like this guy might be a shill for globalist control.
@@martinsciro9726 I am 48 years old I lost my job ,but now am richer than my ex boss, and I can boost of more than a million dollars, now I just travel the world then sit home and earn
@@bernadmartins1552 Trading has impacted a lot of lives these days and quite a number trading firms have emerged over the years , I will advise people to make investments while you can.
I love Neil Howe, and he is extremely educated. But, he is a bit naive when it comes to covid... Plenty of proof right now clarifying why I say this, especially because you can't compare it with a common cold. But that aside it's a great interview as always.
I dislike using brass fittings in my business as Low ph acid water level over the yrs Rott's brass = blow outs. I perfer poly pex fittings. But at the lease SS stainless steal fittings as SS has 2.5 time line better than brass. Interstissale brass parts. Learn !
I liked the analysis, but I wish he was able to preserve objectivity. You can hear the left leaning opinions sneak into what should be neutral interpretation of trends.
Yup i picked that up immediately myself and found it disappointing. Wetiko is a real thing, a mind virus that creates a blind spot. This is especially visible on the left right now
12 min in and I am guessing this will neglect the political drivers that caused people to move, Communism global influence and the Chinese Communist Party actions
I love how he makes up narratives like the covid doesn't mutate that was never a big narrative and then he creates a story around it The arrogance at which real vision puts information out there is disappointing you're not correct about everything just put the information out there
He is. I am reading the book and he calls boomers conservative. There is no way the boomers are conservative, at least those that control their narrative.
The virus was annoying ... the govt response has been a disaster.
I read "The Fourth Turning" one month before the pandemic. It couldn't have been more correct that the elder generation wants to create a crisis.
@@tuckerbugeater check in with Bill Gates, Fauci, HRC, Obama. Slight correction.....it's been a "Plandemic."
Planned demolition?
@@Swimfinz
Sure thing, Vlad. 👍🏼
Was? 😂
"hey I'm Raul.... Skips 30sec ahead"
Prophetic
Modern day Economics- Trying to understand how and what the Ponzi scheme Federal reserve will do next.
Nailed it
im so sick of the fed and dc GAMBLING with our entire future----lets go full austrian and take the pain and fix the problem
Wow truth
@@fayemarshall2254 just quit using their Monopoly money and they will be out of business
Google Facebook Twitter and PayPal all need to be broken up.
💯
Don't need to break them up, just don't use them, its a kind of addiction. or, would you just end up with FedGoogle, ConGoogle?
@@UserName-One TH-cam is google...
Once you understand that those and other companies were not “born in a garage”. They were born in an Alphabet agency think tank. These companies are information miners and their figureheads are puppets who sold their souls. These companies were designed and continue to be controlled by the likes of DARPA, CIA etc etc.
There just needs to be other viable options. Those companies are true monopolies which kills competition. Competition is the defining factor in capitalism.
I will say online schooling will need a serious overhaul to work long-term. My son spent his senior year of high school online and graduated a few weeks ago and his take was that the year was a waste of time. Had he worked full time the whole year, it would have been better than going to school online. There was no instruction, just hundreds of assignments and videos. Interacting took time to ask questions and then wait for the answers, which may require additional time to ask new questions and wait for answers. So the process was extremely slow. If online teaching is to work long-term, they will have to take a look at everything and maybe even re-imagine.
a large part of school is actually the social part, not just "learning things". so online learning will never work, unless you are trying to create a society of anxiety ridden robots
@@unixrebel humans socialized for thousands of years before government schools came about. We will adapt.
I finished his book for the 4th time and
I have to say we as a nation did the complete opposite of what he warned and now are very likely to feel the fourth turning in an extremely painful way,
prepare yourself there is nothing you can do to help the nation.
You should read the storm before the calm
It's really a rough phase for us, but at the end it's just a phase, there is a golden age on the horizon
American in the entire 21st century has been acting postseasonally. Some are still fighting the battles of the Awakening, others are still clinging to the self-absorbed cynicism of the Unraveling.
Thank you Mr. Harrison for a intelligent,empathetic,real, fun, and thorough interview. Every time I see you I stop and hear what’s going on
Been following Strauss and Howe since the 90's. Thank you for presenting this to the general public.
Love Ed Harrison’s interviewing style. Best balance of listening and directing the conversation, so fluid and flawless in getting to key point. He should do many more for real vision.
What about the Silent Generation? The Silent generation, born 1928-1946, has done as much or more to shape the economic and political landscape than any other generation before or after it and yet no mention...interesting.
They are almost gone. They are out of the workplace so he did not talk about them.
@@joedt1 true; but the political landscape is very much in their control, e.g. President Joe Biden, US representative Nancy Pelosi, Senator Mitch McConnell to name a few.
Facts all the videos I’ve research do not mention the silent generation
No mention? That's why it's the Silent Generation
@@goomy02 aka the rock & roll generation...to be called the "SG" is the ultimate oxymoron for sure, lol.
Playback speed between 1.5-2.0 works best
Absolutely, soooo slow on normal.
thats too fast
I was thinking it but, didn’t know how to articulate it. I sped it up to 1.5 and it’s perfect! Thanks!
That cut to an advertisement was really annoying.
You got to pay the bills you got to put up the advertisements p
I love your optimism about the retirement system in Germany. If you google "average pension in Germany" you get a theoretical value (Eckrente) of 1500 Euro and a real value of 1200 Euro. Without private savings you might be able to avoid starvation, but you can not live on that. The problem to keep the buying power of savings is as burning here as elsewhere. A 50 square meter condo including utilities will cost you around 650 Euro, 1 gallon of gas is 5 Euro or 6 US$.
All continental European pension systems have been created under the assumption of growing working populations and a normal demographic pyramid. It's unaffordable.
@@magnoem1 After 40 years paying 18% of the salary you are telling the people they should just forget about it?
@@tatagata6268 No, I'm merely saying that it's an issue. Just think about it logically.
In Year 1, you have 100 working people who pay 100 in taxes combined and 100 retirees getting 100 pensions.
In year 10, you have 90 working people who pay 90 in taxes and 110 retirees getting 110 in pensions.
That's either a big deficit, or a big tax increase.
I personally don't mind high taxes (Belgium) if it guarantees people to have food and a roof over their head but there is always a cost. And the danger of the entire system collapsing because politicians refuse to either increase taxes or decrease benefits
grows every year.
@@magnoem1 it is an issue no doubt. I think the relation of worker to pensioner ignores productivity gains. in the early1900s 38% of the work force in Germany worked in agriculture, today its more like 5%. Ships were unloaded by men carrying the goods today one truck driver moves 25 tons, compared to a horse wagon.
Who has pocketed the productivity gains?
By the way part of the discussion is along the lines people get always older. Life expectany for men born in 1960 in Germany is below 70 (statista), these are the people who can start retirement at 67. The fabulous average ages of 90 are predictions for people born in 2050. My father died at 69, my father in law at 67, to add some real life examples. I just looked up history of productivity, increased in rough numbers 3 times per working hour since 1970 (Germany). I get the gut feeling, there is an issue of distribution of the wealth in the society.
People need to live with family and friends
Question: Is the corona virus as serious as represented in news media and is the response proportional?
Answer: Political polarization.
I would have appreciated a bit more here... particularly as some of the negative implications of lockdowns were touched on quite directly.
It’s all lies
The pandemic will have no effect on the US economy, as their pension fund is worth 19 trillion, inheritance tax is 40% 7.2 trillion, it was a done deal, do yous all believe CV just appeared out of the blue, plus the US has one of the highest death rates in the world, insidious! Do the numbers gentleman. One in six is a pensioner, it takes four people to be working and paying taxes to cover the pension fund. Plus as inflation rises who's the people most effected the elderly. Your government like the UK who also has one of the highest death rates are after the pension fund.
For a demographer you are two steps behind. Once CEOs realise they don't need expensive CBD offices, they will outsource many jobs to cheaper nations. They first outsourced the technical production side of their business to reap massive profits. Now they will outsource the admin side. Learn Chinese MFOs
They're still in China they have manufacturing worldwide already !
Neil Howe reminds me a lot of Mike Maloney: extremely knowledgeable, humourous and grounded.
Thanks for the great interview, Mr Harrison!
Except he is pushing the Vaccine and Pandemic narrative. Weak sauce Neil thought you were smarter than that.
Hes super woke and it makes it hard to listen to his opinion. He talks about biases without realizing he just repeats far left CNN talking points.
This interview was fascinating. Great interviewer, great guest.
What a great interview. Thanks.
Employers are shifting their real estate , power, and equipment costs onto workers though. Shouldn’t there be some kind of formal subsidy?
I can only speak for myself, but my slightly increased utility bills are DWARFED by what I was spending on my commute.
Filmed on 3/21.
The changes and shifts in living patterns could result in higher birth rate.
I have over 10,000 people on my rolodex. They are close relationships which have developed from my travels and businesses (~100 countries) over the years. I only know of a couple who have been affected by COVID 19. I have asked most of these 10,000 people about their experience and it's exactly the same. The odds for this are like winning the lottery several times in the same month.
The fact that the government is saying that they will allow people to not wear masks if they have vaccinated tells me everything. How are they going to police this? There are so many things that do not make sense.
I am not denying that COVID exists, it always has, but it's not as deadly/contagious as it has been portrayed.
IMO it is not about "making sense". It is about subservient people.
Population decline is not a bad thing, it means that fewer people to share the same stuff. But population replacement is a VERY BAD THING.
Decline is horrendous in our type of financial system. Look at japan...no growth. Impossible even if everyone does more more.
@@joedt1 NO, it is horrendous for a FIAT financial system, that (like cancer) are dependent on perpetual growth. If Japan had simply allowed these who could not stand on their own to collapse, rather than constantly trying to prop everything back up, they would have been back on top long ago. Japan is an example of the failure of interventionism not due to anything bad related to population decline.
Now a mistake that Japan did not make, but that is being made in the west which is downright cataclysmic, is to attempt demographic replacement, due to the DELUSION that a population decline is a bad thing, because demographic replacement (aka mass immigration) leads to civilizational collapse.
NEIL HOWE! I'm a super fan!! As a Millenial, I would really like to talk to you about what it means to be a "hero" generation, and how to be that hero generation in the most ethical and inclusive way possible. I just turned 30, I'm an educator, and I feel the weight of the world as well as a burning sense of responsibility to make it better/weather its storm. I don't think I've seen you do any interviews with Millenials: if we truly are tasked with being the next "heroes", we could use some help and a little advice!
This is admirable of you, I would just caution one thing regarding inclusion - it’s become a very loaded word. For instance the governments are talking about financial inclusion, when ultimately they want to have a central bank digital currency that tracks everything when there is no more physical cash. Plus there are many people who don’t want a bank account clean and simple. So please keep things like surveillance and unnecessary control in mind when you support things! Otherwise I’m with you!
@@justinhonse I was thinking about race issues specifically. The last hero generation (the GI generation) built political and physical infrastructure that was narrowly imagined in terms of the people it would/would not serve. I think a more inclusive vision could be the influence of the prophet/"awakened"/optimistic boomers upon the Millenials.
@@misstruly5482 Turns out I knew what you meant. And this Gen Xer is not only with you and yours, I also believe in all of you!
Often inclusivity becomes exclusivity
It makes sense that Neil's wearing a blue shirt
Really enjoyed this interview, I normally think an hour is too long but I wanted it to keep going as someone who loves history and is interested in demographics, I fins this very informative, thanks
Does anyone know if there is any books, videos or forum showing how this has been playing out in Europe?
The system is 100% BS, academy is you agree or we stop your funding
I remember Ed from R.T's Boom Bust segment; always enjoyed his insight and appreciated his wisdom on events; he is a gem that, unfortunately, Boom Bust lost.
Yes, we can educate kids online, but should we? Teaching from home has been wonderful - for me. For my students, maybe not so much.
Wow these guys are not thinking about freedom at all
The one thing he got right was the movement in value from commercial real estate to especially single family homes and that's why every single investor is competing with meeting with owner occupied to buy the houses and the higher percentage they can price out of the market the more renters there will be... Just use the Mckenzie pricing model and it's pretty straightforward
Very interesting discussion. Thank you.
So massive inflation? How does that fit with demographic decline?
Dear RV, I get that you want to promote your website, but could you please change that rock music in the background? The music is so startling and annoying. Ps. Great to listen to Neil Howe again.
16:00 what you mean extended family? Aunts uncles 1st cousins, great aunts, great uncles 2nd cousins, 3rd cousins, 4th cousins?
Property crime is up in my city. It stems from "peaceful protesters" breaking windows and looting.
This guy is a fucken wizard. 👏 👏 👏
Importing people to protect against demographic change it’s like buying Chrysler’s when Porsche is not making enough cars for your fleet. It doesn’t work that way.
Yes it does. The U.S. has so much influence because its a country of immigrants.
Rising inflation expectations... that pretty sums up the answer you're looking for on outlool
I think we're running 21 years per turning for a full 84 year cycle (Approx.).
Thank you for your feedback. What about you look into Bitcoin and Ethereum.
@@realvisionfinance7443, would to love to. But finding it a bit too cumbersome to operate though, being nearly illiterate crypto currency-wise. Saving gold bullion instead, a least for the time being. 🤔
Maybe Omicron is the varient that becomes the less severe one that is domesticated.
The western world seems very close to another global conflict. There was very little allusion to this side impact event which will alter the demographics equation quite dramatically. If this assumption is unavoidable, the impact toevery aspect of human existence will be magnified most negatively in certain areas already undergoing
persistent climactic stress.
Jim Woody...yes, the coming conflict has a name, called a "false flag." It'll be epic alright. Expect the net to go down as big Tech shuts down flow of info.
@@Swimfinz The Revolution will not be broadcast. 😉
@@OldHeathen1963 .... Maybe not, but there are a gazillion podcasts out there doing this very thing!
lack of migration??? What are you talking about! 500,000 illegal immigrants in first 5 months of the Briben admin!
The ad is the most annoying thing ever
this is an amazing interview!
Not sure this guys has his facts straight. Not saying his premises are wrong. Housing is in a shortage because we simply stopped building houses for the last 10 years.
Great interview
Property crime is down. More people are armed and exercising their 2nd Amendment rights. The ability to defend yourself is paramount, because only you are responsible for your and your family's safety.
Vote for pols who will fight The Fed.
It's okay to be a democrat. But to believe that the other party is the only one that flip-flops or is hypocritical is just plain ignorant.
Maybe the FBI needs to talk with Fauci about gain of function and whether he profits from it, thanks to his government auspices powers
Interesting watching this nearly 3 months later. At the time of this interview India's Covid horrors had yet to materialize.
The media is the virus, India is fine.
Wasn't WWII and post WWII gi bill of college & housing etc. sort of MMT. Worked out rather well. vs 7/14/1789
Just full of knowledge
Awesome - ''Rådhus" reference :) - Grymt.
So no talk about the crisis?
What crisis?. The debt crisis?
this was awesome
Lack of social service intervention... yeah we need more intervention 🙄
More intervention and bigger government to deal with the problems caused by intervention and big government
@@jennysingleton7134 so true
Vaxes is "doing better?" LOL
We don't have enough workers to build the infrastructure !! We need immigrants like it or not !Thank you !
Raoul Pal sorry that you do interrupt the video. Can you time it better though?
that Putin comment made no sense to me - I'm not sure it's people saying he's ok, its' just not the ridiculous stuff coming from the democratic party being used against Trump...I think there is somewhere between the 2 positions that makes sense to most of us.
Putin is a known, he is for Russia and not the NWO. Unknowns are much worse to them.
Its because we realize Russia is no longer the main threat the the US. Those that want people to believe that are merely trying to distract from who is the main threat
Lots of Kool-Aid being drank on this interview
Nice to see an update
"worse than people think" - seems like it's not as bad as stated - although that is from May 2021 vs. February 2020
I don't like little Snippets that have shown severe editing.
Thanos is using syringe instead of hammer
I love the turning idea. This guy does not understand technology and how technology shifts will lead to the forth turning. Missed all the markers including mrna, digital wallets etc all accelerated from the pandemic.
"maybe crime is up because prople are buying more guns" LOL!!!
This one made me laugh too, his bias shines through, especially with China. I hate to say it but feel like this guy might be a shill for globalist control.
Great conversation
Adhering to COVID-19 rules is very important that’s why I prefer investing in cryptô than clustering into stocks.
Lilian you really made great point here Bitcoin and is really doing wonders in the world investment market
I have heard people talk about cryptô and Bitcoin investment, please how does it work?
@@martinsciro9726 I am 48 years old I lost my job ,but now am richer than my ex boss, and I can boost of more than a million dollars, now I just travel the world then sit home and earn
@@lilianju8029 you mentioned loosing your job, how did you get to this level?
@@bernadmartins1552 Trading has impacted a lot of lives these days and quite a number trading firms have emerged over the years , I will advise people to make investments while you can.
Negative population growth..is that like disinflation..corporate double speak..
Obviously hes ignoring the fact that city budgets are in all surpluses due to the property taxes on the residential side
Is Neil wearing makeup or is it the lighting?
Looks like he's got one of those glamor filters on his camera
We need a generation of builders because all this …. Is going to go away and someone will need to have the ability to rebuild.
3:15 "lack of migration in the US", you've lost your credibility!!!
This guy thinks MMT is a useful tool? We are doomed
Renaissance if extended families AND important increases in domestic violence.
Just waiting for him to bring up universal basic income
REMOTE WORK is not that simple. MANY people feel burned out and feel like they are ALWAYS ON, ALWAYS WORKING. Your view is SIMPLISTIC.
I love Neil Howe, and he is extremely educated. But, he is a bit naive when it comes to covid... Plenty of proof right now clarifying why I say this, especially because you can't compare it with a common cold. But that aside it's a great interview as always.
Just waiting for this guy to say and in the future you won't own anything and you'll be happy
🤣🤣🤣🙄
Yeah housing prices are ridiculous.
Public service announcement: Attn. Gen x people.. stop letting baby boomers ramble all over the map. Keep them focused! Be pragmatic
Unfortunately boomers have walked over genx for decades. They don't plan to stop now.
Brilliant!
Never mind no comment mis sturgeon is the heroine out
I dislike using brass fittings in my business as Low ph acid water level over the yrs Rott's brass = blow outs. I perfer poly pex fittings. But at the lease SS stainless steal fittings as SS has 2.5 time line better than brass. Interstissale brass parts. Learn !
I liked the analysis, but I wish he was able to preserve objectivity. You can hear the left leaning opinions sneak into what should be neutral interpretation of trends.
Yup i picked that up immediately myself and found it disappointing. Wetiko is a real thing, a mind virus that creates a blind spot. This is especially visible on the left right now
Sorry but that dude has turned into Ellen DeGeneres
12 min in and I am guessing this will neglect the political drivers that caused people to move, Communism global influence and the Chinese Communist Party actions
It's because they cheated
I love how he makes up narratives like the covid doesn't mutate that was never a big narrative and then he creates a story around it The arrogance at which real vision puts information out there is disappointing you're not correct about everything just put the information out there
This guy is biased and it ruined a lot of his analysis
Thank you, so much for saying Wuhan flu. It’s racist to say Wuhan or CCP flu. But not British, Brazilian, or Indian variant.
Russia mid 1800s ended serfdom akin to the US ending slavery.
I heard Biden stimulus and laughed.
This guy sounds like a socialist.
He sounds like a Fauci Democrat.
He is. I am reading the book and he calls boomers conservative. There is no way the boomers are conservative, at least those that control their narrative.
Did you really believe that coronaviruses don't mutate?