Re: Generational Dynamics World View News
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2021 12:40 pm
** 15-Feb-2021 World View: Last edits
corrections are online.
I've scattered partial generational histories throughout the book.
But it's very hard to do that for Vietnam, because the country's
history is so chaotic, with wars and miniwars constantly going on in
different regions. Even today, there are 54 recognized ethnic groups,
most of which hate one or more of the others. So it's really hard to
get anything coherent out of that, but I'll try to do something.
Thank you for all your work. You've been a big help. YourPhong Tran wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 4:34 pm> Last sections for possible edits. ... .... ....
> You're very welcome. I thoroughly enjoyed it (in that Greek
> tragedy sort of way) as you can probably tell by how fast I
> finished
> I was wondering if you were planning to include a generational
> historical breakdown of Vietnam, the same way that a breakdown for
> the history of Myanmar (Burma) was presented? I'm sure all the
> information is available in the book, but not sure if there's a
> place that summarizes the generational theory periods and their
> historical significance. Thanks
corrections are online.
I've scattered partial generational histories throughout the book.
But it's very hard to do that for Vietnam, because the country's
history is so chaotic, with wars and miniwars constantly going on in
different regions. Even today, there are 54 recognized ethnic groups,
most of which hate one or more of the others. So it's really hard to
get anything coherent out of that, but I'll try to do something.