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Fragmentation, Frontier, Fourth Turning, Future Is Our Past | The Network State
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New countries begin with new stories. Once we’ve dislodged the “arc of history” from our heads, what's left?
Fragmentation, Frontier, Fourth Turning, Future Is Our Past | Network State Fragmentation, Frontier, Fourth Turning, Future Is Our Past New countries begin with new stories. Once we've dislodged the "arc of history" from our heads, that thing we didn't even know was there, the story that told us of the US establishment's inevitability and institutional goodness...once we've realized just how similar that story is to the USSR's similar narrative of inevitability and institutional goodness...once we've realized we can't count on the US establishment to be the "leader of the free world" or even t
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