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Del Tachi
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« on: January 14, 2021, 02:30:04 AM »

We can have a regression in social cohesion and our political stability without necessarily declining. If anything, this increase in short- and medium-term tensions could result in a healthier society in the long-run.

Exactly, decline is marked by stasis not dynamism.  Over Trump's presidency we've seen a huge upswing in political/civic participation coupled with a pretty fundamental issue realignment.  These might be uncomfortable growing pains, but its much preferable to being stuck in a permanent "end of history" ethos that persisted from Poppy Bush to Obama
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