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Titanic Vision
How Trump and Musk are Shaping Tomorrow's Economy
Business Owners Entrepreneurs Wall Street Employees Investors Economists Political Scientists Social Scientists Futurists Progress Seekers Book readers Book sellers Book retailers Book dealers Book communities Book club Book promoters Book Marketers Book advertisers political parties American USA Fans of Donald Trump and Elon MuskPolitical supporters of Donald Trump and his policiesventures Tesla and SpaceX economic trendsInvestors financial analystsElon MuskDonald Trump
An utterly original assessment of the precipitous decline of the Biden presidency and the strengthening of the Republican Party's hegemony, in perspective: the ruling class is struggling to cope with a transforming world disorderly and dysfunctional, a backdrop that empowers transactional populism buoyed by billionaire adventurers like Trump and Musk.
Overwhelming consensus expects Trump's resonant entrepreneurial message to unify the GOP and solidify his party for years ahead. As the world's elites gaze fixedly at the Kremlin and Beijing, Titanic Vision identifies the emergent axis of Trumpism and Silicon Valley tech billionaires as an ascending geopolitical force that will define the new world order.
Democracies are extremified by polarizing identities, exacerbated by woke capitalism and deviant sexual politics. Heterosexual male voters in particular are alienated as sexual minorities gain influence and promulgate a skewed view of male privilege.
These voters gravitate to an insurgent conservatism symbiotically tied to tech disruptors like Musk who share their thirst for breaking rules and tearing down established elites. Imagine a Trumpist party less obsessed with culture wars and more geared to advancing wealth, aerospace, and tech ambitions. Visionaries like Musk will attract diverse talent and manifest their revolutionary ideas, unfettered by tradition.
This book examines the vulnerabilities of a declining blue model, where bureaucratic rigidity and an entitlement complex hinder innovation, besieging industries and widening inequality. The coming decade will witness the reignition of a simmering civil war, as fracture lines sharpen within the Democratic Party, and a contentious transformation unfolds within the larger republic.
A radical conservative agenda is coalescing as the antidote to a dying order: abolition of taxation, prohibition of abortion, and decoupling from an ethical worldview that ostracizes religious and racial majorities. Not unlike the Titanic, the democratic world order lumbers towards a iceberg blind to seismic shifts beneath the surface. Titanic Vision is the prescient alarm cry to grasp the transformative momentum underway.
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