Predictable Human Cycles

Humans exhibit predictable patterns, particularly evident in economic cycles that span 100 to 150 years. As empires rise and fall, societal division and financial instability set the stage for collapse, often culminating in war. The U.S. emerged as a dominant power post-World War II, capitalizing on a unique set of circumstances that allowed it to thrive despite internal divisions—an advantage that seems increasingly elusive today.