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Money vs Power in the World Order
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The United States, with 80% of the world's money and gold, was the dominant power when the post-WWII world order was established, with institutions such as the UN, World Bank, and IMF built around it. While money and power are both important, the establishment of the current world order was largely driven by the USA's economic and military dominance.
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The speaker contemplates the possibility of the movie industry's demise in favor of long-form television series and introduces Blinkist, a platform that summarizes nonfiction books into 15 minute reads or listens.
ChapterMoney vs Power in the World Order
Episode#251 – Ray Dalio: Money, Power, and the Collapse of Empires
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
In the history of the world, money and power have been crucial elements in determining the world order.
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In the history of the world, money and power have been crucial elements in determining the world order. At the end of World War II, the United States emerged victorious, with 80% of the world's money and half the world's economy, which led to the creation of the American world order.