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The Future of Ideology.
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
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I literally thought Obesity was an Ideology for second before he mentioned he was Sponsoring "Noom"
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@@FF-ch9nr ha ha ha
I mean, have you read body positive propaganda?
it kind of is, body positivism is still an ideology tied to the left, against the white cis male who wants a slim submissive gf, and against the beauty standards imposed by the evil capitalism
I eat therefore I am
>Watches the entire video waiting for him to say something about south america
>remembers he said a single line in the beginning about it not changing in the future
>oh well. He called it.
It's super weird how south America (from all I know) has done almost nothing to change/influence the world lol
@@aranduelstv7069 lots of cultural and artistic influence, imo.
@@IbogaineCuresPTSD Yah true, I guess I meant geopolitically, they def have contributed culturally to the world.
South America is basically a mirror of the world's politics, especially american politics.
The year is 10.000. South America remains exactly the same it was in 2021.
An Indian here.
I am furious as to how I didn't get to know about this channel a while back. 😤
Such a great quality content 💥🔥
He has actually ignored the fact that the Britishers we more interested in dividing India than uniting it, in which they succeeded to an extent. The fact that the real colonial history is not taught in the west they cannot digest that Indians themselves united when faced a common foe that were the British. Also you might look at Maurya dynasty or even Mahabharat, King Bharat, Chanakyas teaching, etc where you will find a united India, you might consider some of them as myth but the fact that these examples are thousands of years old hence they could not have been influenced by the invaders like British who had no taste of civilization then and might be roaming naked in the forest.
@@ak476able the Sikh Empire was extremely diverse and peaceful (may also be since it was richest country in the world at the time) but then 98 years later millions died during partion in the same reign because there was so much hate between different religions and Pakistan was created for Muslims, which I understand despite my Grandparents being kicked out of west panjab for being a Sikh in wrong place (despite Panjab being the land for Panjab and before the British panjab being ruled by Sikhs) I think the hate between the religious has been pushed even further divide and conquer practices have been taken up by the Indian government for decades now and made things only worse, to the point I genuinely believe to protect Sikhi Khalistan should be created as well
@@awesomestevie27 i bet it will be never a reality and most of sikhs are getting converted into christanity, they're not same as the time of maharaja ranjeet singh.
@@awesomestevie27 sikhi is in danger from agreed! from sikhs like you. how has the present govt endagered sikhi can you tell me one single example, ill prove it to you how you are victim of foreign propaganda!
Believe it or not, he used to talk about alternate history scenarios and it was the shiznite
This channel is basically "I read Straus and Howe's Generations and desperately need to discuss obviously disturbing patterns carrying us to our future with literally everyone who will listen."
And I'm so damn here for it.
The guy is typical western miseducated with superiority complex and no clue how the rest of the world lived without the western “success”, living without it now and will live after their success will be known as a disaster.
You'll just lapp it up like a hungry dog.
And, I'll jist do the same.
@@askorutin2576 depends on what you define by success???
@@jerobyarts5654 about every hour a US veteran commits suicide. Every year 18,000 servicemen and women of US armed forces (540,000 total) report being raped. Is this a success?
the future is going to be wild, strap yourself in
I'm from India and what you said isn't quite wrong. Colonial subordination still runs deep in the psychology of the people.
It's subtle yet very noticeable if you look out for them.
Agreed the fucking obsession with speaking English with an accent and the whiteness commercials are disgusting to the core.
Although some of what he said is plain wrong , nationalism runs deep in almost everyone , especially the younger generation for whatever reason , people look beyond their caste and religion more and more .
@@daddydeadpool9871 problem is that the modern "nationalism" has the same effect as being imperial peons - creating stigma.
As long as people blindly react to stigma and not forethink using facts and reason people will keep making mistakes. Earlier it was "adopt Europe at all costs" and now it is "avoid Europe at all costs."
Two sides of the same coin.
True.Who thinks that removing Taj mahal and bannimg English would be good?: From Kolkata.
@@mayukhmitra5819 lmao no one , not even the hindutva crazies will do that because they love money
I feel that once Nationalists findout this channel ,He is going to have and accident with a Tata Sumo.
This has turned from an alternate history channel to one about geopolitics and the future of humanity.
Subscribed.
The channel needs a new name
@@50Steaks68 based Canadian makes cool looking map and spends hours talking into a mic only to get half an hour
Alternate Future of the World intensifies
@@50Steaks68 now he’s a whatmayhappenilist
this dude is a clown. he just spits out nonsense. he has no idea of what is really happening in the world.
Just like clarify some points on India (Warning : This might trigger Indians and British Alike)
1. The reason India's system of government is so much like the British,because it was imposed upon the Indians ,as Indians didn't achieve their Independence,it was given to them as the British Empire was on decline,but the British made sure to put their Stooges in places of power in India ,like Jawaharlal Nehru ,who made sure India maintained good relations with the UK .
2. Even after Independence,most Indian suffer from inferiority complex and most don't even dislike the British ,the reason is the years brain wash ,done by the education system ,which glorified the British ,teaching Indians that the British enriched India with English,Railways and their European Culture,it taught that Indians were inferior to the Europeans ,that Indians were a backward community. So,this and a weak pro- British government caused this confusion among Indian minds.
3.Winston Churchill was considered far worse than Hitler in India.
If you were a poor farm worker living in Bengal(India) you really didn't care if some guy killed 6 million Jews on the other side of the world when a fat British guy took the food away from your people and killed 4 million of your own brethren.
This is why there is so much hate for Winston Churchill in India.
british system is clearly better than the current indian system. I dont even want to know what kind of shthole india would be if it wasnt for the british occupation.
In my entire life as an Indian I never read a textbook glorifying the British. All education system taught me about railways is that British built it increase their exploitation. Idk where you are drawing your information from.
Where did britishers were glorified in our books? can you please enlighten us, in school i never read something which glorified britishers but they always talked about how britishers were cruel towards the whole subcontinent, i don't know from where you are getting this info.
Wasn't ambedkar was the one who was responsible for law drafts(i maybe wrong with the word here, sorry)?
I never read any book which said that british enriched india with english railways, eurpean culture and indian were inferiors to europeans or indians were a backward community, you are just making things up and are you sure about the government being pro british as every body has noted that jawaharlal nehru was pro socialist
@@anubhav111196 guy is nothing but a lite version of Kangana Ranaut who thinks India got independence in 2014 when our supreme leader took over. I doubt that this person ever read a history book in school.
can you explain the amount of indians simping for britian and it's allies?
do you think the education system needs to be very direct to glorify something?
are you sad that this dude explained why a lot of indians hate the fact that Churchill killed a lot of them?
do you know how rich india was before the colonist?
Europeans really spreaded religion everywhere and then stopped believing in it 😂
then we just started flooding europe with immigrants who belive different religions. 200 iq
Christianity will raise in Europe again ✝️☦️ Probably this century💪 Actually by far the most Europeans still believe in God. It depends where you are looking. The west is less religious though Spain, Portugal and Ireland are still very religious and in France Christianity is growing again. In Centre, South and East of Europe by far the majority still believes in God.
@@MaximusAugustusOrthodoxlol no it ain't. People may associate themselves with Christianity in the future to counter Islam or this belief their culture is dying but they will not practice the religion. More about identity rather than believing what the religion states. How an earth is Ireland very religious? 😂 You ever been or lived there?
@@SK-kh2rs Bro study the history Ireland especially the last century. Christianity is rising again in some areas of Europe and the following decades it will take over again 🙏❤️☝️✝️☦️
@@MaximusAugustusOrthodox we muslims hope that happen in Europe, Europe is lost without religion.
Population of japan in 1940: 71
Imagine waging a war with 70 of your greatest friends
Who has 70 friends?
Japan in 1950s
Imagine growing the ecconomy as fast as possible with 80 coworkers.
Bunch of Chads that bunch.
@@EmTee-cx2ow literally making friends
Liechtenstein has entered the chat
I like your presentation style. It feels off the cuff and nonchalant. No fence straddling. You don't waste time personal disclaimers. Instead you allow us to reflect and think about what was just said. You make me rethink my stances often and that is half my enjoyment of this channel.
I like how he has no idea what he is taking about.
@@solidsnake0408 to be fair, who DOES know what they're talking about when it comes to such massive subjects like history, culture & geopolitics?
+ he himself tells viewers to take whatever he says with a grain of salt, and that he most likely missed very crucial details in a lot of the subjects he talks about.
I like the matter of fact delivery. I don't agree with all of his positions but any intelligent person can entertain a thought without accepting it and understands, without constant preferences, that these are only his opinions and best guesses. He he says ' X will happen' = 'X is probable from my perspective.'
@@deebals the fact that he is talking about Muslims as a one thing tells it all that you need time know. The sensation is that the only source of info he have is CNN and FoxNews.
@@solidsnake0408 I agree. This guy generalise everything that is not USA, which is probably where he is from. Sometimes very biased too. Idk, I feel he don't search things enough and just try to rush a conclusion.
It hurts to hear, but as a german i kinda agree with what you say. The country and by extension the EU seem to have lost all sense of self or direction. It's actually sad and terrifying since all seems well on the surface, but i don't know how secure my future is anymore. I don't know what's on the horizon, but it feels like Europe is losing its status, wealth and identity, like there's a big storm on the horizon... Even just using the word "identity" feels like it could be offensive, as it implies being something, and the ideology of inoffensive individualism is intrinsically linked to being non-descript.
A society like that can't possibly survive.
A society cannot survive without religion. "Religion", is a human's direction, it's what gives life its meaning, it can be more accurately defined as a "path" for life.
China and Europe are places with very high rates of atheism, even though many atheists consider themselves christian in theory, but in practice they are not, which I still count as atheism.
Atheism is a big sign of collapse because when nothing bonds humans to life and together, what can they do? They have less children, thus the economy falls, and thus the whole country falls because the military and police cannot be paid.
America does not have that big of a problem because christianity has a stronger foothold there.
@@Novumvir Not really, most people going into the government are atheist. We also have a huge rise of fake christians in gen z. They say they are christian but act atheist and usually have no morales.
@@Novumvir Of course a Society can survive without what you call Religion. Atheism is not the absence of shared believes or moral frameworks. That's just religious propaganda. Atheism usually just means that you believe in a few dumb things less.
@@eran3161 This is the reality. It's not religion that holds society together, it's a moral social contract and the lack of inherent division among people, and sharing a religion is but one way of achieving that goal. It's the easiest, but also perhaps not the most healthy. ATM religion in the west, and the US, is doing more to divide rather than unite, so at the moment, it is doing more harm than good, but this is how religion is unhealthy. It works great while it's working great, but it will turn on itself at the first sign of struggle.
Religion needs to love and be accepting first, before people will accept it. Pointing fingers at those outside your religion and yelling 'you are to blame' is undermining the very purpose of religion.
@@eran3161 atheism is a religion, so is communism, capitalism etc.
This was the most objective analysis I've seen in a long time. Very impressive. We need more of that.
"East Asia is the most fertile region for new religions to grow"
Me: Gentlemen, I present to you a new pantheon: Anime Thighs.
The future Asian conflict will be concerning Xi’s juicy tummy rolls or anime thighs.
Lmfao
My Man
@「 Deadpoppin 」 anti China...
Who do you think you are? The jews?
Nobody likes China.
@@efxnews4776 r/whooosh
“When the pie grows nobody asks tough questions” that’s a good one
Unfortunately it cant grow forever
@@nadinefeiler9204 why not
@@vintage_osu Do i need to explain how exponential functions look and that even the whole universe is not able to support the consequences ?
The universe is not permanent? Black hole dies...
@@vintage_osu Infinite growth is not sustainable when resources are finite. That is pretty simple.
14:04 Agree with many of the points about India. One point where I would interject is on hindu nationalism.
Hindu nationalism is indeed civilizational nationalism, not a religious one. If you read the writings of its founders, it becomes clear. The definition of "hindu" being used here is in line with what the term was used for historically and how the constitution uses it as well.
1. Before the british, and before the formalization of various religions as "-isms" in the flavor of Christianity and Islam, the term hindu was used to denote the pagans of India. No matter which gods you worshipped, which guru you followed, which sect you belonged to, you were a hindu. A negative definition - of those who were NOT christian or muslim. A positive definition was given with formalized "hindu-ism", of it being vedic dharma, including all the vedic schools of philosophies and sects. But even then, a lot of non-vedic and contradictory schools were also considered hindu, for example the 'lingayats', and even a ton of various indigenous gods and practices who had nothing to do with mainstream hinduism. That is again inline with what hindu means, bcz all the indigenous sects and distinct philosophies, all were at some point assimilated into the larger dharmic sphere by either the brahmins themselves or by the rulers of the time. For example, during the classical era, it is recorded that vedic priests used to go to these indigenous societies, and include their gods and goddesses into the larger hindu pantheon as some or the other form of avatar/variation. So that meme of 36 million or something gods, it is in reality this, that even a lot of households have ancestral family deities of their own, whom only they and their ancestors before them had worshipped. All of these different gods were eventually assimilated into the larger hindu whole, while their ways of life, practices, rituals etc. continued as is, making these various sects and schools part of the larger dharma.
2. And secondly, the constitution itself recognizes this, and states everyone to be hindu, unless specifically defined to be distinct. So for example, christians, muslims, zoarastrians, would be considered by their own religious denominations. For a long time, even jains, sikhs and buddhists were included under the term hindu. And even today, if you are an atheist in India, you are a hindu according to the constitution.
Savarkar, the founder of the Hindutva ideology and hindu nationalism, goes to the lengths of finding and defining what a 'hindu' is. Coming to the same conclusion - of the people of India who dont actively subscribe to the larger global pan-islam or the global christendom. And ofcourse, since all the differences amongst the people here, through philosophies, through rituals, culture, practices, etc.(none of which we can really destroy, as it is truly what defines us), doesn't much help with political unity, Savarkar recognized a need for a common identity, and a nationalism on the back of it, if Indians/hindus are to ever stand as a singular unit and fight against our civilizational enemy. Since hindus dont have the political/congregational unity of christianity and islam, it is through a civilizational nationalistic ideology that they must come together, despite differences. A common civilizational identity, representing the longest running continous human civilization, with unique unparalleled values of religious/cultural mutual respect based coexistence, and a diversity that naturally emerges from such mutual respect, manifesting in diverse forms of languages, art, architecture, literature, philosophies, religions, music, dances, traditions, etc. So a common identity of 'hindu', representing this hindu/indian civilization was created(which is again, inline with the historic and constitutional understanding of the term 'hindu').
In this paradigm, eventually even the muslims and christians who were loyal to India and the Indian civilization, and not to the global ummah, were included in this definition. Foreigners who would adopt indic civilization as their own were to be considered a part.
And while we cannot wash away these differences, some were considered to be obsolete and a hindrance to the indian society and civilization, as mentioned in Savarkar's "Seven shackles of hindu society". The caste system was one such source of differences, and Savarkar called for and worked for an end to social caste divisions. Hindu nationalism today is THE biggest anti-caste movement in India. Other anti-caste movements are usually hostile towards people's culture, religion, identities and traditions, they are aggressive and try to instill hatred amongst people for their gods, their practices, culture, people etc. And would also want to convert them into either christianity or islam or some kind of revolutionary marxist atheism on back of this resentment. People by and large, even from lower classes(who form the masses), are not looking for this and dont like this. They love their gods, their culture and ways. They simply want to be treated with dignity and equality and feel included. This is EXACTLY what hindu nationalism provides. Hindu nationalists are a fairly conservative people, who advocate for tradition, culture, religiosity etc. but also work against social divides based on caste and class lines. While Savarkar wanted to get everything done in his lifetime and went out of his way to arrange inter-dining, and mixing of people of different castes, for which he recd. massive backlash from some sections of the society as well, RSS/BJP's philosophy is more practical, and they say that real positive social change takes time and in this vain, RSS also arranges activities and events for intermixing of various groups, while giving representation and advocacy to the lower sections of society, uniting all of them under the common larger 'hindu' identity(rather than staying divided in their own caste/regional/ethnic identities) and making them feel included and a part of it. The BJP actively works in formulation and implementation of social inclusion schemes of all sorts, truly give representation to backward sections of society, and also works in formulation of economic schemes targeted at these sections, as without economic independence and power, no real change is possible.
This is precisely why hindu nationalists are doing incredible in the democratic processes of India(which are dominated by these same lower class masses), and will continue to dominate in the foreseeable future, despite the ill-informed perceptions and cluelessness around hindu nationalism in the rest of the world.
I think in future we will not need hindu nationalism because we will be strong/industrialized by then, there aren't many threats towards us nowadays
But yeah we still need hindu nationalism to protect ourselves and make us better as men
@@pax_indica political identity for hindus and political hinduism will always be needed, and since hindus dont congregate inherently, nationalism plays an important element in political hinduism.
This was a very in depth video, all squeezed in a digestible size. I can tell you did lots of research and probably have much more to talk about. This had many great thought provoking moments. Thank you for sharing.
Russia's pulled several Hail Mary's across it's history. There's an understatement. Lol.
And folks think they aren't still pulling this?
One more Putin mandate and you can say it again.
Nothing of note will happen as long as Putin holds power. Now, after he serves his due and the whole establishment gets filled with new blood by that time, things will start to get interesting.
@@alexanderdesturion4346 "Nothing of note will happen as long as Putin holds power"
That's just wrong. Nothing of note might happen in Russia, but Putin has inspired other Populists worldwide.
His foreign policies are also extremely interesting and and is very different in its approach to its more powerful bigger brother, Western Europe.
Not saying that its a bad thing, but to say that nothing of note has happened is the understatement of the decade.
Russia has pulled off more hail marys than even the Prussian-Rhine/German industrial machine has
@@Joseph-do9nz He might have provided sponsorship to populist parties in the EU, but it is a big misconception by the Westerners that Putin is any kind of populist, or even a right wing politician. Consensus among Russian public intellectuals seems to be that his regime is non-ideological and flexible, focusing on internal stability of said regime and trying in futility to keep the geopolitical status quo around them.
There is no ideology, no "national interests" because there is no such a thing as "Russian" in Constitution, no ambitions beyond flexing muscles.
Now the generation of young bureaucrats and politicized youth is more interesting. When they will inevitably gain power in existing institutions, some big ideas are bound to shape Russian politics, both internally and abroad.
Man as an Algerian we are so out of the spotlight just hearing my country's name in any context makes me happy. And I'm a comparatively unpatriotic Algerian.
As an Indonesian I feel exactly the same
so still very patriotic lol
@rimacutem of Alsvartrsmiðr is Czechia a nice place to live in? I’m german
Morocco gets all the spotlight in the Maghreb😜 jk i love our Algerian brothers. Same people divided by politics🇲🇦🇩🇿🇹🇳🇱🇾
@Abdur Rahman you are not Indian you bangladeshi
As a British-Indian Muslim, I like your fair and balanced insight into these situations
Instead of the cross sign over America they should have put their true religious symbol - the dollar sign.
*Doesn't it get really exhausting introducing yourself as British-Muslim?* 🤔
@@paulheydarian1281 no
British Indian Muslim wow,
@@mohamedadan5842 you are like all 3 words in one sentence
I love you’re take on social justice and the ignored oppression of young men
Man you really stepping up with non alternate history content
I have to agree, it's awesome content.
Yep! And I love it!
My prediction for the future ideology that will come : Human Patriotism. With NASA landing on the moon again since 1971 in 2024 people will start to be proud of being human.
@@ernestov1777 thats already an ideology in today's time, though its a less well known and slightly vague because there is no clear leaders of it. its the "humanity first" movement. though depending on who you ask they might say its about different things, but generally its abouts humanity being the most important thing that needs to be taken care of and that we are the best
@@coreytaylor447 To some extent i agree, it already exists but after 2024 it will have a major impact on world politics. The major goals of this ideology will be. 1)Spend tax money to make every city technologically advanced. 2) Put an end to world famine (by giving massive amount of money to Save the Children for example) 3) Increase Space Agencies budget. 4)Try to unify different nations.
This is the most accurate description of modern day India I have ever heard from a foreigner. Even our constitution is 90% copied from British. Don't worry, you won't get any hate comments from Indians as most of the Indians agree with whatever you said.
I mean we studied various laws and formed our own, and I think most of the Democratic nations follow the values and principles that originated from Europe, like equality, freedom, fraternity, justice and etc.
90%??? Tell us what you are smoking.
Im from Germany. I think India is the country with the greatest potential in this century if it can overcome this colonial daddy issues. It has a culture that has a good chance to adapt to the modern world while not declining into a totalitarian state like China.
@Abhay Shah its to easy to always blame the side of the political spectrum that you are not on.
@@nadinefeiler9204 😂
Hot take: Atheism will eventually die out due to inability to form a compound cultural value system, most of the majorly atheist populations will end up with a large chunk of the older generation with no incentive or younger generation to sustain them, and die out.
good.
Sadly that's the truth, but the world will likely be more agnostic in the future and less based on strict traditions
@@jerobyarts5654 The future religions will be Progress and Result based.
I love your videos! I just have to note, while being a female, I have loved Dr. JP since his public inception. He inspired me to start a family. We both share a deep appreciation for Carl Jung and fear of post modernism. Also, I’ve heard too many rational libertarians to believe misogynistic attitudes will prevail outside of the general hate for this unsettling matriarchal shame fest society is enduring.
I've only just found your channel, but I feel like it's the perfect channel for me. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication.
I also like the channel, but I'm careful with the sometimes insane jumps in logic he makes
Yea this channel fucking slaps
@@sehr.geheim based and critical thought pilled
@@sehr.geheim I mean, we wouldnt watch him otherwise but as long as u keep it in mind :))
It’s great. Get this man more subs
2:15
I might be a minority but I wouldn’t mind longer videos
same here - I typically listen to them after watching the first time around, so length is not an issue
Same here. 1 or 2 hour long videos wouldn’t be bad at all.
Every person that watches his vids could watch them until the sun goes down
He gets revenue off these videos too, so 1-2 hour videos would dissuade new viewers from watching
For real. His videos are so packed with details that they scream for a longer format. This would be very liberating for the him also judging by the frustration he expresses occasionally.
This dude is supremely underrated. Talented speaker and analyst. Also clean from bias. Gets better all the time.
@@cretaceoussteve3527 Sometimes, he doesn't try to hide the bias. He genuinely believes what he says is truth and anyone who challenges his views is insecure.
You just don't notice his bias because you share it, I suppose.
Hea definitely biased in some ways and has even admitted to it. But the knowledge he has to share is quite impressive! I enjoy listening to his talks.
That bit of cultural assimilation at the end is true. I am the 2nd generation born in America descended from a Mexican grandmother, but just choose to identify as white personally, and Hispanic to get college benefits
How do u get college benefits from being Hispanic? I heard someone say that before on a comment about college asking to tick box on ethnicity your Hispanic or not. I thought that wasn't allowed no?
@@h.d.5194 you can lie, colleges want diversity quotas because of social justice. they cant ask you if its true or not or they can get hit with a lawsuit. I said i was native american when i am full blooded european.
I'm Brazilian, and hearing you call Latin American politicians right and left wing kleptocrats, was enough for me to subscribe to your channel. A more perfect description of the sad situation around here, does not exist. 👍👏👏👏
Relaxa irmão, baseado na resurgencia da direita no Brasil, eu tenho um plano para transformar toda a América Latina numa teocracia ditatorial, muito parecida com o islã em conceitos políticos e baseada na ideia de penitência e maldade inata do ser humano.
Ave à Religião
@@Scrubermensch mano,qual o nome do teu fornecedor?Essa que você fumou aí foi pesada.
Pretty much describes latin America in a nutshell
@@usuarionaoidentificado9918 foi mesmo pqp, o cara acho q bonoro vai virar saddam hussein.
@@thomaskunz3089 ele acha que o Bozo é o Moisés.
Wooo! Pretty sure he roasted 95% of the world. I love it.
And who gets the most upset? If every country is roasted, it's always a tie between the Indians and Turks for the prize of 'most hostile comment section'.
@@demun6065 it's always Hindus. They're constantly seething that Islam and Christianity conquered and colonised them for a millennium.
@@GrigRP You sure? I've seen a lot more Turkish nationalists than Hindu nationalists.
@@GrigRP I agree they are very aggressive and refuse to listen to reason.
"You Just insulted my entire race of people, but yes"
While I may not agree with everything you state, your ideas are extremely well presented and very interesting. Thank you, I’ll look for more.
These Islamists and the Britishers or Europeans were more or less alike, they were invaders, only difference was there way of governance. He has actually ignored the fact that the Britishers we more interested in dividing India than uniting it, in which they succeeded to an extent. The fact that the real colonial history is not taught in the west they cannot digest that Indians themselves united when faced a common foe that were the British. Also you might read Maurya dynasty or even Mahabharat, King Bharat, Chanakyas teaching, etc where you will find a united India, you might consider some of them as myth but the fact that these examples are thousands of years old hence they could not have been influenced by the invaders like British who had no taste of civilization then and might be roaming naked in the forest.
In 100 years this will have aged badly, or magnificiently. We'll see
In 9*
The guy disregards latin america. It's gonna age badly lmao.
@@funnyjokeman6175 Is that because the US is becoming a Latin American country through migration?
I think most of Whatifalthist's view of America is based on Albion's Seed, a book written in 1989, and therefore he doesn't consider that modern mass migration can't be assimilated in the same way that older more controlled waves were, because this sort of thing didn't happen in America until the mid 1990s. Plus modern political correctness actively suppresses all the old processes that caused cultural assimilation.
It has aged already - it's mainly rubbish.
@Savage Read my main comment.
Your India analysis with the insecurity part is spot on
@Lovely Hitler
Fair skin is loved every where, rich skin preferably has more relevance tho.
India got conquered by a couple of people who just showed up and demanded Tea. How can one not be incredibly insecure about that. Nowadays they are definitely inspired by the US and even try to hide their culture to try to "fit in".
@Lovely Hitler Well I guess it was a good thing Britain came along and united them or else it would look very different today.
@Lovely Hitler most (not all) princely states were tributaries to the British. But yeah India was still fragmented at independence, then Sardar Patel united the country. But I think there was a longing from them for a united India as most princely states joined the republic diplomatically without any military force it was only Hyderabad that required military intervention.
@Lovely Hitler Based hitler U are right
You are a facts machine sir. I’ve never seen so many important topics covered so efficiently. This applies for all of your videos. I hope you get rich off of all this 💪.
Thanks for your analysis. I would only add that Thailand is a bit of a special case, as its traditional culture is a blend of both Chinese and Indian influences. It was also one of the very few Asian countries never colonized by the West (Japan being the other one that comes to mind), meaning that its culture remains reasonably intact - none of the Abrahamic religions has ever held much sway in this Buddhist country. Of course it’s also true that Thailand is very much a part of the global, capitalist economic system, with all that this entails, including rampant consumerism. Anyway, thanks again.
Legalism:"What do you mean strategy games don't translate into real life?"
:D
It's funny, because irl, I'm for libertarianism and small government. But then in the video game, all I want is more, bigger, faster! :D
"What do mean faith isn't another form of currency that which i can purchase buildings/people with?"
@@shorewall So true, in real life I advocate for small and weak government, but in HoI4, IT'S GLOBAL FASCIST EMPIRE TIME!
It’s quite simple actually. It’s the ideal of libertarianism having to face the pragmatic questions raised by Robert Heinlein, and since almost all video games does not give you a middle ground for a democracy to solve the problem, people end up going fascism for the pragmatism even though they’d never do such a thing in real life.
@@artruisjoew5473 or communism, depends on the nation and their events and focus trees, even non-aligned is a good option for some countries. But yeah, democracies don't really work well in the game, unless you want to play historical ofcourse. However, that's only fun for one time or maybe for an achievement or something.
When you started with the ad about obesity, I thought you were going to say that a future ideology was going to be centered around obese people lmao
You mean it will ... gravitate around obese people. Get it? Ok, I’ll see myself out now, sorry for this cancer.
Same lol
I thought he was going to talk about Crossfit as a reaction to the obesity epidemic
At this rate, I wouldn’t be surprised.
@17mohara Hara In Africa some place it still is. Where young girls will force feed themselves before marriage or meeting the man from a video I saw.
I'm a generally left-leaning guy, who grew up in generally (sometimes extremely) left-leaning circles, and listening to u has been both vindicating and sobering, since I've noticed a lot of the left's troubling trends over my lifetime but seldom had anyone to talk to who'd listen or take it seriously w/out thinking me a bigot. It's also a relief to hear someone on the center-right acknowledge the issues with the right-wing backlash to the left's dissent into madness (even the more reasonable centrists, like JP's tribe, as well as the incels and actual nazis)
These deep dives are great. You always have some analysis of things that affect geopolitical issues in ways I’d never even considered.
8:34 "Population of Japan 1940: 71"
Yeah, I can see how they were outnumbered
But those 71 guys did a damn fine job waging war on the rest of us.
@@intelligencecube6752 The same kamikaze pilot must have survived the crash at least a dozen times.
@@viktoriyaserebryakov2755 pretty sure someone actually did
@@intelligencecube6752 He did not survive head on collisions into a solid object. That's not how that happened.
There is one thing in this video that I feel confident confirming, That Wawa Stuff is 100% factual. I'm a central Jersey man and I am curranty watching the spread of the Wawa religion into North Jersey with great delight.
North jersey is Staten islands last defense....
May lord have mercy
The hero heretics of Hoboken shall fall to the might of Hoagie, for nothing can withstand the unstoppable tide of Wawa. Praise be Chris Gheysens🙏
Yeah, we got Wawas down here in Maryland now too. I hoping for one to show up within easy distance of my home, then I'll really be getting those steps in. haha
What's wawa
lol wawa is already pretty common in northern virginia too
I carefully watched this video with great interest. Taking on the topic of the future of global ideology in a brief video is certainly an ambitious task. Of necessity, you have used a rather broad brush here. The sprinkling of names, dates, published facts and data is helpful. However, your summations and interpretations of this information come across more as speculation and conjecture, rather than as a robust and well-founded analysis.
True experts and academics in the field would likely come to a host of different conclusions regarding many of the opinions you've offered. This video is concise and entertaining enough for the RUclips audience. Yet, I find this presentation is best described as a bumper sticker version of "The Future of Ideology."
One of the serious drawbacks of online forums is that they too often become a community exchange of collective ignorance. We can have sound and well-researched professional journalism, or we can have the democratization of information where everyone is a presumed authority... but we can't have both.
Id be interested in seeing this exact topic being brought up and discussed by a panel of historians from the regions included in the video. Perhaps even some who are of the secular variety and some of their more religious counter parts to see what they feel are the trajectories. Whether it would be over the span of a year or multiple id love to see them hash out predictions.
Great point
Aliens: I told you, Humans are not that smart 🤣
“Jesus said ‘love thy neighbour’ and ‘don’t be a dick’ and then got crucified before he could say any further” I love this channel
A mischaracterization but still funny.
See, that's where you're wrong kiddo.
The Empire that crucified Him, called Him "The only God there is" even with it's dying breath.
Guess He said a lot more after all.
@@marinputilin449 Amen
Indeed. I get the joke, but His death was quite literally part of the plan.
@@CantusTropus Not Jesus plan
He just dissed Europe without even dropping a beat
With completely misrepresented information.
@@Zwijger sadly yes, many people care jack shit for nationalism, atleast in nordic countries. All europeans have multiparty governments, exept brittain and their legacy setup with lords and 2 chambers instead of just one. Many smaller nations like the nordic countries would gladly give up some autonomy, in Denmark none of the eurosceptic parties have gone into parlament, exept "dansk folkeparti" but that was because they were the only ones that were hardlining against non western immigrants in 2015. And they have begun loosing power again.
It would benefit trade, and militaryly, as the nordic countries can't trade internally, the ones with nationalism are bigger places like france,italy, greece(i think). Greece and italy is probably because resistance from the rest of the EU forcing responsable fiscal policy, when previous governments overspent or neglected taxation(Greece).
Places like the eastern european like poland and hungrary are countries that are also eurosceptic except the baltics. As they have strong memory of strong entity controlling their country, probably.
@@Mathias-bz2kr You'd be suprised. France one of the most Marxist/Eurocentric Liberalism has a very strong national front because they see the immigration/islamic problem directly. Macron, a limp wristed liberal is pretty damn extreme on Islam even compared to American Conservatives. Now imagine if the right was in power? The Nordic Countries are roughly 10 years behind France in cultural terms and about 15 years behind the US, and 20 years behind Britain. Given 20 more years I think Sweden will even join NATO.
well he doens't see any prospect for the E.U., yet he never gives a reason why. his reasons for countries or regions or civilisations continuing on are also rather vague and boil down to ideology and authoritarianism. one weak spot, there are many more. (not a believer in liberal democracy, i'd guess, which he seems to interpret as non-ideological non-authoritarianism). these videos are so packed and the content is presented so quickly that they can hardly be stommached, but as far as my knowledge goes with respect to some of the subjects touched, his claims almost always border heavy misunderstanding. i guess this isn't true for everything presented here. there are some stats and interesting facts and so on, but judged as athe mixture it is, it is, i'd argue, ... mixed.
@Sam Wallace No, he didn't. He made a distinction between countries he deems liberal and countries he deems illiberal, while saying that the illiberal countries will simply decret themselves out of developments he deems threatening, whereas the liberal countries won't (unless they're religious), despite both of them facing problems, some of them quite similar. (And despite the illiberal countries being worse off today by a lot of metrics.) He places very much weight on cultural authoritarianism and its assumed effectiveness. And he can give as many facts as he wants, as soon as it comes to prognosis, he must pull some stuff out of his ass, and this is where his biases show (as laid out in this comment and my prior comment.)
@ 12:25 british didn't unify india tbf bcs
Idea of bharath varsham can be traced back to 2000bce in Vegas.
we had idea of akhand bharath during mauryan empire chanakya was the one who proposed to unify them did atleast 90% in cultural zone atleast
he also mises the mauryan empire that first unified india geographically under one kingdom.
as a computer science student, when I meet new people (edit: any people) I barely have anything relevant to say, so I watch your videos to keep in touch with humanity
Me, a European: He maybe althist will have some answers to the problems in Europe.
Althist: Everything sucks and you get to choose between racism or death.
Edit: For every one saying "choose racism", I'm half black so...
Or move to America and assimilate. :D
seems pretty accurate.
*Europe*: "Were such cucks that we would rather geonocide ourselves as opposed to other people!"
@@Gorg-oe1hu I'm gonna let you sit there and think of what you commented and see if that made any sense to you cause that made 0 Sense and a bunch of hog wash.
@@shorewall I swear we’re the borg
I am from Philadelphia as well and can confirm that Wawa is indeed Islam, alhamdulillah
There is no God but Wawa, and the Sizzli is his prophet
Haha my Pop Pop used to live in Wawa, PA. But Wawa.. ah.. three within 5 mins. How would I survive without it? They are literally the only gas station food I will eat.
I grew up in Upper Darby, and l remember selling iced tea with my friend when we were young just to get enough to split a thing of Wawa iced tea and king size Twix. But we would also get Pizza Hut breadsticks if we made enough . (Yeah, I’m that old that I remember when they carried Pizza Hut😂). And the stores weren’t a gas station yet.
Texans are much the same way with Whataburger.
MashaAllah brother.
Ramadan mubarak my friend
There is something quintessentially American about Mormonism. A belief in local gods and the divine inspiration of the United States is something to watch for in the coming decades.
Could you explain the local gods part
Mormons believe in the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost but as part of a Godhead not a Trinity. Three separate gods and four if you count Heavenly Mother. Also a Jesus who has visited the Americas is more local than a Jesus who has not. There is also scripture evidence about a council of gods in The Book of Abraham. We do not worship the God of the bishops of Nicea.
Very interesting, unfortunately this type of thinking and content goes over a large portion of the population’s understanding and attention level. Kudos to everyone who watches this!
Agreed
"Europe has become perthetic", never before have I been so offended by something I whole heartedly believe in!
And it hurts. We used to control the world ☹️
@@cazwalt9013 Unless you're French or British, no you didn't
@@GrigRP What about the Spanish, in the 1700's, the Portuguese before them and the Dutch that succeed the Portuguese in the Indian ocean. Its very niche club of partially or global domination, but its more then France and Britain.
@Grip RP Italy and Germany had a large portion of the world economy at the time.
It is kinda true though.
And the world used to kneel to us.
Yes, Anime thighs Cathedrals will be real
we shall see to it
Thick Thighs save lives? Nah Thick Thighs save the eternal souls of men.
Takes a big sip of unsee juice
I love you
We're working on it.
"Russia has a lack of expansive ideology"
This one did'nt age well
No it did not
He didn't mean expansive ideology as in expanding the territory of Russia. He means expansive ideology beyond a vague idea of Russian nationalism.
The Russians dont want this war in Russia. Putin tries to hide it from the people by calling it a "special military operation" That clearly shows that he's insecure and he was sure that he wouldn't get support for this war of his.
@@vilgothogberg4108 You got a point.
It really did. All Russia wants is peace in donesk and easy access to the ports.
Really enjoying your channel! Some proper insight, and level headedness is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Respect.
I just recently discovered this channel and am loving the content.
I'm European, and I want to share some thoughts w.r.t. the rising right-wing sentiments that are intensifying in many Western European countries at this time.
Naturally, there's a subset of the population who are explicitly racist (particularly older people), but it goes without saying that these parties could not achieve this level of support in the 21st century exclusively on account of racist sentiment.
In my estimation, the reason why there's such a powerful resurgence in anti-immigration sentiment is that an increasing number of people now believe that core Islamic and European values are fundamentally incompatible. I'm referring here especially to core European values such as freedom of speech, freedom of press, gender equality, sexual minority rights, belief in facts and the scientific method, and somewhat of a disdain for the macho culture that is particularly dominant throughout the Middle East.
For many decades, politicians who advocated for more immigration and taking in asylum-seekers in large numbers, did so in such a way that European populations got convinced that once an adult, 30-something refugee arrived in a European country, he would instantly realise how amazing European societies and cultures are, and would naturally proceed to reevaluate his entire belief system, and in so doing, adapt the European mind-set more or less overnight. Experience has proven otherwise: that it is, in fact, nearly impossible to change the fundamental values and beliefs of an adult. If you were forced to seek refuge in Saudi Arabia, you may be inclined to follow the law of that country, but you would probably never, truly, start believing in the justness of Sharia law.
Such is the European predicament, as I see it. North America has been spared many of these issues, since the Atlantic Ocean makes it much easier for the US and Canada to screen and choose which migrants they want to provide asylum for.
Thus, Europe's resurfacing right-wing sentiments are overwhelmingly due to ethnocentrism; that is, the belief that freedom of speech and democracy are inherently superior values to, for example, sharia law. I doubt many Europeans would be particularly averse to receiving immigrant labour from Hong Kong or Argentina, for example. Another contributing factor is the continent's aging population, since older people are generally more conservative, but the anti-immigration sentiments are definitely reflected across all age groups.
Edit: Correction of some grammatical errors.
The modern pseudo-left in both North America (USA, Mexico, Canada) and Europe, is racist. The pseudo-left embraces the idea that "Those who dwell in Islamic countries perceive their own nations, cultures, and religion as evil, for they are victims of their own societies. They will therefore experience a cultural conversion upon being imported into the west, and assimilate seamlessly." What this boils down to is cultural-supremacy, the idea that "Western Lifestyles" are themselves the default human condition, and that these lifestyles and values will (by force of osmosis I suppose?) simply supplant 'lesser' or 'oppressive' values in the rest of the world.
The march of history is towards liberty, we are told, but is it?
America's 20 year 'experiment' in Afghanistan and Iraq disproves this idea. Look at the polling of people's sentiments in Afghanistan. 90+ percent of people in Afghanistan support 'some form' of Sharia. Yet we in the west believe that these people are 'victims' of Sharia, rather than supporters of this totalitarian ideology. [Source: www.pewforum.org/2013/04/30/the-worlds-muslims-religion-politics-society-beliefs-about-sharia/]
This isn't confined to Afghanistan, sadly. Look at the ill-fated 'Arab Spring.' In Egypt, after deposing Mubarak, the population voted in the Muslim Brotherhood - a radical Islamist party that campaigned on implementing Sharia in Egypt. General Al Sisi stepped in and said "No," and installed himself as a military dictator. The story was the same in Libya and the rest of North Africa. The Arab Spring was deemed a failure here in the West. But was it a failure, or simply a reflection of the ideology of the populations?
cope:
Do you think that european values are objectively better than Muslim ones, do you think that Muslims are backward stone age barbarians? Because these are some of the things I'm understanding from your comment (not to the guy above me)
Nice to see a European who actually is looking at this phenomena with such an objective and factual lenses. Seriously, most Europeans I see either chug all the rising right wing populist sentiment to "muh racism!" but you actually hit it accurately. This is all due to rising ethnocentrism due to unfettered immigration and a perceived and sometimes real fear of cultural and societal undermining, not to mention security issues. It is not something unique to Europe. Even in Africa here, we tend to experience it. Heck! In Nigeria, we have been dealing with islamic extremism due to an influx of militants from Niger and Chad.
@@mikep8071 I mean, you can actually be victim and supporter of something at the same time.
> People who developed ideologies didn't get laid all that much
D'Annunzio is spinning in his grave.
Charles Manson did
Based self suck
Simplistic, but you were mostly right about us muslims 🥱
"There is nothing in Buddhism for science to disprove"
Reincarnation: Yes, we are totally scientific.
Reincarnation is more if a Hinduism thing though. Read up on Buddhism.
LOL haha , yeah , all religions have something that someone can disprove , buddhism or hinduism is no different.
@@SonLe-mk4sq but buddhism has it or some of it as well , it dont matter.
Science cannot disprove it tbh.
@@SonLe-mk4sq Buddhism rejects closed individualism in favor of something closer to empty or open individualism, ie there is no permanence of an individual's soul.
As a Delaware man, I too react with violent fervor when someone declines a hoagie from Wawa.
As someone who moved away from Wawa territory. My friends look at me like a mad prophet when I explain it. They say "gas station coffee/food?"
Sheetz>Wawa lol
"Preaching will take place online"
I will always wonder what would've happened if Terry A. Davis would've been able to finish TempleOS
Yea but it looked like shit
@@simonilisei1311 Go to hell
@@simonilisei1311 it still was an impressive feat
God saw how good Temple OS was going to be with its REALISTIC ELEPHANT, and knew our filthy, sinful CIA asses didn't deserve it. This is our punishment for our wickedness.
"You just run them over, that's what you do."
My favorite Terry A. Davis quote
im so shit at understanding any definitions so I have to pause your videos like every other second and study what ur saying.... worth it lmao
Ha, I find it ironic that Christianity is technically a Middle Eastern religion.
all abrahamic religions are middle eastern
@@sarcasticidealist1309 I, personally, did not know that and it did not click until this doc; that's how blonde I am 🤣
Time Key:
2:14 Intro
3:26 Part I: East Asia
11:19 Part II: India
14:57 Part III: Islam
18:34 Part IV: Europe
22:42 Part V: America
thanks
@John-Paul Hunt I don’t know what that means but I identify as a centrist.
@@sockbot41 its the doomer archtype. Centrist doomer too right here 🙏
The only religion's name in that list. You know who is secular
I think for India, we will have a complete reform or we will be largely atheistic with little to no religious influence.
No feeling is worse in life than feeling like you have no purpose in life.
so true
@@EmTee-cx2ow truly brother
No feeling? Really? Not even hunger?
@chico "we need religion"
No we don't, actually.
I think they meant religion in a more philosophical and ethical sense than a theological or mythological one. I hope so.
Perhaps Progressive Hinduism, Progressive Islam and 'Islamic Libertarianism' would be (somewhat) popular ideologies in the future.
this has transformed from a fun altinet history channel to just another political channel with a few historical perspectives
I really enjoy how happy he is saying stuff that could offend large groups of people.
these are thoughts and not necessarly the right ones
@@abedbbb7083 To many people are afraid to talk in case of not being right.
@@kevinwilliams3694 yes i agree I think it is because for this kind of people you are talking about there is that urge to seek the right thing and to be sure of what is said but in the same time not all what is beeing said is right, it is a perspective and a judgement, even when we say that's right or wrong it is a judgement based on rules and experience which apply even in hard sciences like physics bt in social and cultural affairs it is different because there is social constructivism meaning that our ideas are shaped by our social group so someone could view something right because of his or her background rules , it is important to be able to give and receive different opinions but also you must be free to choose and to judge what you receive , for me he exposed some ideas about a sensitive issue like ideology but i am not convinced by some of it like the ability of india to absorbe its surrounding neighbours or the power of the faith in America because it is relative and bounded by several variables and history is filled with surprises he himslef said that he is surprised that india does exist because of its heterogeneous structure
Well most of what he says in the videos are just plain and simple objective truths. He only occasionally inserts opinions, but I personally think he does a EXCEPTIONAL job of being as unbias as possible.
This is only because you agree with it lol
there is no reasonable reason for Greece, Bulgaria and the rest of the Balkans to not be included in the pan-European ideology here. They are in the European sphere economically and politically through the EU and militarily through NATO and will never tolerate Turkey.
I also see no reason to include any areas of the usa as Latin America
Also, I'm sure Greece would love Constantinople back if a global conflict involving Turkey ever occured.
@@maybecole It would be highly impropable since it implicates populations' removal...
@@1000eau Well, it's not as if its uncommon for that to happen in war and land grabs. Look at the many events in history, and in Constantinople up to the modern era.
@@1000eau it happened in the last war so.... Just think of it as decolonisation.
@@maybecole you do realise Instanbul alone has a greater population than the entirity of Greece...
Well Put together very well said!
Whoa! This is clearly a 4 part video in one. We need a four part video please and thank you.
I love how your vids went from only talking about the bigger picture of everything which usually last around 5-10 minutes
Into now deeply detailed and rich with information vids lasted more than 25 minutes
From just history, into deep historiography
That's Anime character development right there
Can we get some backing for a self-help video from Whatifalthist? That's some serious time management right there, considering he's also a uni student. Idk about others, but I really want his advice on how to be such a successful badass.
This is because he talked about more than the west, and did a better than average analysis
The alternate history of what hasn't happened just yet. You are absolutely one of my favorite channels.
Hey dude, you know any other channels who predict the geopolitical future?
@@connormorris5811 there is a little channel called "GEOPOP" whose avatar is a globe. He has quite a collection of vids ranging from Zeihan to the Naval War College.
It's a really interesting and well-documented presentation. Coming from Latin America myself, I'd be interested in a more thorough exposition about the area in a future video.
"Indians fighting and surviving 1000 year of brutal Isis like islamic invasion,and finally pushing the invaders out of power"
Britain - this is the perfect situation
Latin America: Well... i guess i´ll keep trying to figure out what i want to do with my life while try to not explode... like... the last 2 centuries
Edit: Im glad that my first 200+ likes commentary is in a smart channel jajaja.
The thing is Latin America won’t explode, the pain is just constant and eternal.
@@francogiobbimontesanti3826 lol the sad truth
In the far future, while empires are rising and collapsing in other parts of the world, LA will still be airing Chespirito.
Would you rather be in one of those regions where war levels everything every 2 or 3 generations?
Latin America can become something in the future i guess
those who love you will fight for you while those who fear you will backstab you when you're weak
underrated quote
@Humanity Galatica you're gay
@Humanity Galatica those who use fear live in fear themselves because they now have a past that might haunt them
@@cerridianempire1653 I don't think that they care about their haunting past.
@Humanity Galatica spitting nothing but facts. Human nature is naturally wicked and selfish.
You really Armstrong everybody I like it leaving no targets unscathed on the range. lmfao bravo sir for quite an interesting interpretation truly. Entertained to the last second. Thank you
"The West"
Australia, New Zealand and South Africa: *HMMMMM*
You will say anything without any fear of getting cancelled, love that
Its because he's not saying anything bad. Im a black mostly liberal dude and I absolutely love this guy's content.
@@longclaw22-72 Yes, I enjoy it as well, although his premise that most of the world needs to be racist in order to get their shit together is a bit skewed but hey that's just my thoughts.
@@Lucifer_26 I mean he def leans right so the fact that his solutions are focused on that aspect doesn't surprise me too much.
He's also clearly biased but his presentation and arguments are well constructed so it doesn't bother me at all. I'm actually happy he's more on the Right, echo chambers will be death of us.
Speaking as someone on the left, there’s no reason to get upset at him. Whatifaltist researches, comes to a conclusion, and presents what his research led him to believe. He’s not attacking people, he’s not pushing an agenda, he’s just presenting his current thoughts in a rational manner and I think it’s great to hear other well constructed perspectives from someone who isn’t politically aligned with me.l
Don’t tell me what to think, I tell you what to think
"So, jesus said love thy neighbour and don't be a dick" is unironically gonna be one of my favorite quotes LMFAO
well he's saying that cuz he probably heard that in church
jesus said a lot of other stuff that is extremely contrary to this value
and also jesus quoted david when he said this
and Muhammad also said the same thing
so his lack of knowledge is saddening
@M I actually don't care what the comment entails but i want to make sure that this point of such a historical mistake should be pointed out
Jesus's love does include love your neighbor enough to warn them of destructive behavior and try to save their soul. But never force it.
@M As a devout Christian, I would disagree. I understand Saad's point: The video's understanding of why Jesus was crucified and the centrality of his teaching is off. He was killed for speaking Heresy. Love thy neighbor is only the second greatest of his commandments. Though as the video states correctly, many in the West tend to piece together whatever they like about religion.
@@saadshoaib901 Muhammad said "don't be a dick. Except to Jewish people. Be an extreme dick to them"
Religion isn't dying, but churches are?
Great stuff my man. Have been enjoying your info for a while now.
Pepe vs Lobster had me laughing so hard it's genuinely not okay.
I'm not sure which represents which 😅
Boutta knock pepe down to the bottom of the dominance hierarchy.
@@stormaflu4632 The irony is that Pepe is the only one standing for dominance and hierarchy here.
The one thing in this video I agree with is that America is doomed to fall into meme-based infighting of increasingly fascist political forces that openly disdain women.
Secular Handmaiden's Tale is our future.
The Frogs and the Lobsters?
I am faster than a crash of comunist birth rates
This is wonderfull
The most significant drop of birthrates in Eastern European countries happened after the liberalization in the '90s.
@@TapOnX interesting but still Russian birth rates were much smaller during Comunism then before Comunism
Damn, that’s pretty fast
@@EmTee-cx2ow Not actually true. In america and britain the urban birthrate in the late 19th century and early 20th matched rural, even after ww1 the decline was slow till ww2. Urbanization prior to the industrial revolution also refutes this. Also the rural birthrate of the soviet union crashed too at almost the same rate as urban. The urbanization/wealth = fewer kids is a frankly false idea looking at the data.
This is, poor. First, no discussion of Catholicism, at all. Majority of Christians right there, oldest branch, some of the best growth and retention rates, definitely going to be around and significant for the next century. Even if you think it's about to face a precipitous decline (which it may be, though I'd say that depends a lot on the next few popes), it's still worth a mention. Same for Orthodoxy really, though at least they're not an outright majority being ignired.
Related but different, your emphasis on charismatic religion being successful isn't really historically true. They spread like wildfire, and last about as long as one, while established religions spread slowly but make lasting gains. Small protestant churches aren't nearly the force in the world you make them out to be, nor are charismatic preachers as big a force for Islam. Frankly, a lot of the Protestants in Africa are members of larger churches (Catholic has a big lead, then Anglican, and charismatic churches are pretty far down), and smaller churches have poor retention rates because, frankly, it's disillusioning to grow up in a religion, then go out in the world and realize no one has ever heard of it. I would also say that having no central authorities actually makes charismatic Protestantism the very slowest religion to respond to change, hence why most of them are still denying evolution thirty years after everyone else moved on. Hinduism is in a similar boat. Being severely decentralized usually has the effect of making you slower in responding to change, not faster, while centralization correlates to dynamism. Why you seem to believe the opposite, in the face of overwhelming historical evidence to the contrary, I have no idea.
Charismatic preachers in Islam are just not very relevant. State enforcement forces people to identify with Islam, and when everyone publicly professes a religion, people don't question it publicly (assuming it's even legal to do so), leading to greater religiosity on the whole from people who have never heard a counter-argument. That, and the birth rates are only stable because of the repression of women, and even then they aren't stable. Charismatic leaders would imply an ability to convert outsiders too, but that doesn't happen, and radicals in Islam seem much more intent on violence against unbelievers than conversion of them.
Lastly, your understanding of the right wing, while not totally baseless, isn't great. Peterson is mostly championed by a vocal internet minority, and the alt-right is so nebulous as to be meaningless. A huge amount of the American right, including the majority of women on the right, are simply traditionalists and religious, and that goes doubly for Europe. Europeans may be less religious (although your assertion that the majority are probably secret atheists is preposterous), but traditionalism is a huge part of the European right, far bigger than nationalists (which are still out of vogue thanks to WWII), and the idea that traditionalism might require the religious underpinnings it always had is growing, albeit slowly.
Oh, and the bit about Jesus getting crucified "before he could found an empire" is quite stupid. If you take the gospels' Jesus as canon (which you should, because regardless of historicity, he's the only one that matters to modern Christian societies), then he never intended to. Suggesting that he would have been Muhammad if he'd been successful comes across as a petty dig with no basis in either religious or secular history.
I think that whole Jesus thing was a joke. No one's going to seriously say the J-man of all people would've tried to found an empire or something crazy like that.
@@goldenbrigain7031 Perhaps you’re right, but I’ve definitely heard that one before. People who have an axe to grind with Christianity are often pleased by the idea that Jesus was violent but incompetent, rather than a peaceful martyr. Generally I consider that to be a bad faith take, since it’s not supported by evidence, as opposed to the debates like the one over whether Jesus existed, which I think is reasonable to question even if I think he did.
This video does have some dry humor though, so perhaps I just misunderstood the tone there.
@@knightoffailure1869 I get where you're coming from 100%. Christianity doesn't simply get a bad repost people legitimately know basically nothing about it. Then those same people hear from other's who know nothing but for one reason or another hate it that it's evil spread vitriol like water from Niagara Falls.
@@goldenbrigain7031 Pretty much yeah, and it's even worse when you take into account all the different denominations. Like, generally, taken as a whole, Christians are actually one of the most pro science groups out there, but a lot of Bible belt Americans, who make up a very small piece of the pie, are less enthusiastic about science (not all science, they still like electricity and cars, but biology isn't their favorite), and a few groups like the Amish actually are essentially anti-science in all cases, so there really isn't a one size all, Christians think X, that can be applied. Usually, people just pick the branch they dislike the most and use it to represent the whole movement, which doesn't help with the whole emotionally charged thing.
America having its first online church in 2021:
Portugal with a catholic radio station beeing one of the largest, the catholic TV beeing one of the most watched with TV and radio broadcasted masses at sunday:
I was heavily waiting for Slavic and Latinamerican civilizations. The map showing Phillipines as part of Latinamerican civilization is really interesting and true. Its incredible how much do Phillipines an Latinamerican have in common, beside colonial past.
Great video though, hope you keep doing the civilizations you missed!
we've been colonized by the Spaniards for 333 years. of course that's going to happen.
@@sorcierenoire8651 I do not see much left from the spanish time. Not even many speaking spanish. Yes, its a mostly catholic country but the people are totally focused on USA.
I'm afraid I would have to disagree as a Filipino, those who pay attention to the subtle influences from before Magellan Philippines already has (and is still around today) would realize the truth of what I'm saying, it's not obvious but someone who pays much attention to it would realize it. I see the Philippines more of as a place where different cultures from different parts of the world have ended up clustering and mixing together than really being part of Latin America.
I guess it somewhat applies to the majority of the Philippines to an extent, but I fail to see for example how the Ifugaos and Moros in Mindanao would have much in common with the people in Latin America. I myself have a much harder time personally relating to them than most of you. (It's easier for me relating to our neighbors in Asia than fellow former colonies that are literally on the other side of the world)
@@mweskamppp Not me though, my views on USA have soured so much the last few years cause of how the culture there has evolved recently. Much to the point I'd angrily knock this sense on any Filipino still delusional and having an outdated view on the US
@@boaoftheboaians As a fellow Pinoy, Bush's unnecessary invasion of Iraq in 2003 was the very start of my souring of views regarding the USA! Visiting Russia in 2012 pushed me passed the point of no return, as I began to realize how much the Western media lies about other countries!
21:55 when a people feels that it's threatened, that's enough of a motivating force. If enough people in European nations believe that foreign immigration is a big issue then that's what their ideology will be about.
Last time it was Jews this time it will be Arabs and Jews.
Self preservation is an immediate short term motivation for survival, but isn’t a coherent philosophy for continuing through life and the future beyond the present moment
E.g. if Europeans stop immigration but still don’t solve the low birth rate Europeans societies will slowly die regardless
@@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 You are correct. So what Europe lacks is not an ideology entirely but a motivation to keep surviving.
@@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 a future ideology will use the immigration problem as it’s route to power. A right wing government will take power to stop immigration and reverse it and right wing governments generally also push for higher fertility among its desirable citizen groups. The problems will solve itself eventually.
Honestly I think currently that the EU is already at that spot of the immigration-crisis. But most people seem to prefer the established and moderate politics over the unstable ones. In belgium the current radical party that would push the anti-immigrant ideology has only seen succes on the flemish side. But all other parties, including their ideological brother, refuse any cooperation (since you cant work with them) and in flanders there also the idea of a free flanders which also support the same far right. Yet up until now the extreme hasnt been able to get into office simply because of majority rejection. And thats talking from a nation thats honestly messy.
I think europe will stick to a social-democratic society, possibly trying to further control capitalism with as their reasoning climate change. With the EU remaining the unifying force.
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Range Rover isn’t a tech company.
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Who asked?
@123 567 aah sorry, i didnt realise. Good day to you and the gentleman who answered
@123 567 Thanks :)
@@lucelenthawk3543 Good day to you too!
Spoken like a true Indian
"Nerds that make these ideologies probably didn't get laid a lot"
That... seems mostly true lol
Or nerds who make videos like this cr4p.
@@albogypsy2842 Found the virgin.
@@albogypsy2842 spending your time making up alternate realities and thinking about what genocides will happen is a great birth-control method, but there's 1 thing even more effective - spending your time shitting on alternate realities on the internet
This is an interesting point, and is almost universally overlooked as anything but a cheap jab.
Why are so many young men not finding mates? Maybe we've made some pretty seriously screwed up decisions on a societal level, like demonizing men in general, introducing estrogens into plastics, normalizing hypergamy etc.
But you cannot mention this without getting another cheap jab, or getting preached at.
Just to be clear, I'm not alt right, but I can see the societal shifts that have created their disposition, and how instead of trying to help them society seems far more eager to poke and humiliate and shame and hurt them even further.
So your one of them?
The map of Atheism is not accurate, for example in Morocco there are about 15% Atheists/Agnostics/Deists, but you can't find this in official records, since no one is stupid enough to risk his life and claim he is an apostate.
I doubt that Morocco is 15% athiest.
@@user-dl5ln3wd6f I said Atheists, Agnostics and Deists
@@Croviajo
nope
@@shrekwithawillsmithface465 what are you noping about
@@Croviajo there is 0% chance that 15% of moroco is Atheists, Agnostics or Deists
The problem with this view of "Europe", is that Europe is not a unitary state, like the US is. "European nationalism" isnt the same as American nationalism in any way, as Europe is not a nation, but rather a continent made up of many different nations with vastly different cultures. Take a look at the Balkans and then try to make this point again. European "nationalism" is an inherently internationalist ideology, as it would transcend the vast cultural (and lingual) differences between the nations of Europe. The reason the US can make a greater military impact is because it is a unitary nation with people of very similar or the same cultures and values that they fight for, thus making such a great and efficient military possible. Europe cannot do this, as the cultural differences in Europe and the values connected to that are too different to really form a cohesive European military. The language and culture differences in Europe makes European governance much more complicated.
Time for the Emperor to kick off some Unification Wars
o/
I agree with this statement!
indeed
Purge the heretics!!
Alpharius? Is that you? Oh wait, that's me.
With all these things I’m planning my ascent in the UK, reform of society to better survive the global collapse and recreate the British empire.
Have fun """"""civilizing"""""" Ireland again.
If you promise me a colony to govern I’ll vote for you
@@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 me too
If the your empire regains control of its previous colonies in the middle east,can I be a governor there?
I’m with you brother
You said (and I’m paraphrasing): “Unlike Abrahamic religions, Buddhism and Confucianism cannot be disproven by Science.” Well since two out of the tree Abrahamic religions are completely true. While Judaism is literally missing the second half of the picture, the origin story of Earth is still correct. You should check out ICR, or the Institute for Creation Research for proof on this. I you would like, I would be happy to write a summary of it all.
P.S. I love your channel
20:19 I was thinking to myself, "That is a cool looking map, where is North Macedonia, I wonder?" Oh, there it is!