What does the next 100 years hold for the united states?

>>3178291
A decline into irrelevancy

Overall less important that it once was, but still one of the big boys

25 year rule.

It will collapse and balkanize, can't give you the sources for this unfortunately since it is not open to the public.

communist revolution in the 2020s when truckers lose their jobs to automation and people realize it's fucking retarded how capitalism makes them dislike automation. then, world hegemony again, except there might be an octavian/antony issue with china.

>>3179850
US collapses suddenly every speaks Serbian Greek or Albanian and everyone wants to go to Europe.

>>3180019
You seem to take balkanization literally.

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>>3178291
Greater integration with our greatest ally Israel.

el futuro esta bueno

guaranteed every single reply will be some autistic video game player talking about "balkanization" or "degeneracy" or "collapse"

>>3178291
wasteland of degeneracy, fueled and maintained by (((them)))
nothing good im afraid

>>3181648
because it's true

>>3178291
I'm hoping for an easy slide into irrelevancy like the UK. I suspect they may run out of fresh water out west eventually and there will be mass migrations inside the country which will cause turmoil. Perhaps that's not scientifically sound it just seems that the environment wasn't meant to support so many people living out there, especially the big cities.

It will collapse and balkanize due to degeneracy.

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>>3181668
No it isn't. It's literally fearmongering. You just hole up and buy products and hate everyone around you while smarter people rake in the cash

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Our country will probably become pretty poor because of over regulation and the misguided idea that a higher minimum wage is good when people aren't actually producing anything to justify that wage. Leaders will try to place tarrifs and financial burdens on foreign interests while expanding entitlements and raising taxes. When there's no one left to steal from then it's a waiting game to get the perfect storm of irresponsible executive authorities and an incompetent fed chairman. This either ends in hyperinflation as the US prints a bunch of money to stimulate the economy when most Americans are just black holes for wealth and have no intentions of ever being productive OR the executive branch will try to pull an FDR and nationalize as much as possible in the name of employing the people, which also won't do anything about a lack of actual wealth creation. Both roads lead to tough times that we can hopefully pull through but I doubt it. This has been like death by 1000 cuts for the last 100 years. I don't think things will turn around this generation at all. It'll probably take a brief foray into socialism and the experience of the horrors of socialism to actually fix anything. But we may not even get that far since if automation actually does advance at the magically improbible rate that commies describe, all of those unproductive people can be supported by the cheaply mass produced goods. But that's a wildy irresponisble thing to do... which is why I'm sure it'll happen if it can. In any case I see a future America that's alot like Russia is now. A vast divide between rich and poor without much opportunity. If we go down the classic socialism road then the upper class will be beauracrats and producers and the lower class will be unemployable mass. If we go full cyber commie then thenupper class is educated high skill workers and company owners and the lower class is once again the unemployable mass that has no relevant productive capacity.

Continued dominance of the western hemisphere