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It'll be interesting to see if that happens, certainly. I wish there was a way of assigning probabilities to these events.

Still, which Clash of Civilizations for the next world war coming up?

Oops! I'm sorry, Japan slipped my mind, I'm not sure how.

Please don't compare shoshin to the Nazis. He has different opinions, but ad hominem attacks aren't cool.

I meant to say this:

Surely the Black Death was a historical accident (the Bubonic Plague traveled along the Silk Road, customs in medieval times was not to wash hands or bathe and to eat with hands). To suggest that there'll be a major epidemic of that proportion in today's situation is ...

You say Clash of Civilizations. The last World War was between Western nations, which Civilizations are we speaking about here?

He particularly believes that we're entering a new dark ages.
That seems to be a bit of a stretch. I've read a few of the reasons in the link that Higgenbotham posted:


Yes, the Occupy movement and Anonymous are fighting against the government (although Anonymous has a rather loose definition due ...

The Dark Ages was a fairly static time period, I would say, although I'm not too knowledgeable about that era. In what ways did the Medieval period experience crisis wars and stuff? In fact, what does Generational Dynamics have to say about Dark Ages in general, like the Greek Dark Ages http://en ...

Ah, point taken. However, there is a general anti-war sentiment among the general American public, wouldn't you agree? There aren't very violent anti-war protests. yes, but I think there is that mood.

It was stated in http://www.generationaldynamics.com/cgi-bin/D.PL?s=KQlBsx&d=ww2010.book2.forecast#lab100761 that one can't predict election results, yet Nate Silver did just that. Could it be possible that other short-term events can be predictable as well? And if so, what would that mean with ...