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Trevor, why is it that America is different?

John, http://www.generationaldynamics.com/cgi-bin/D.PL?s=9Jx6aB&d=ww2010.book.depression#lab100198 says that the 2000s were supposed to be the decade of the next Great Depression. Obviously, that didn't happen. We may have had bad recessions, but certainly not a depression. I'm in the process of rea...

Also, religiously, it is the Awakening where new religions are made. But politically, when are new parties created?

Could you explain more about the Fifth Turning please? Do you have suggestions of historical events, battles, or periods where I should study in order to learn more? Oh, and something I was thinking- is there any way to come up with percentages, or probabilities of events? I was thinking it might be...

Wow, you took a lot of time to respond to my questions with pretty extensive and satisfactory answers. Thank you for taking your time! According to the theory, if there is a war every (approximately) 80 years or so, does that mean there will be a Crisis war for America in the year 2025, plus or minu...

According to wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_boomer, the Baby Boomers were born from 1946 to 1964. 1964 minus 1946 is 18 years. That means that the younger must be from 1955 onward, and the 9 years before that must be the older. But the man is 35, born in 1950, making him old. The woman is 30, born in 1955,...

When could we expect a crisis to develop in Mexico? And could the flux of foreign immigrants into a country be predictable? Surely it has an effect on both the country with the large amount of immigrants and the country losing them.

Any ideas?

http://www.migrationinformation.org/usfocus/display.cfm?id=679#6 Here's a statistic I found supporting the first hypothesis. I can't help but emphasize, "About 11% of everyone born in Mexico is currently living in the U.S." http://pewresearch.org/pubs/1191/mexican-immigrants-in-america-largest-group...

Here is a hypothetical: what if a Boomer couple meets and marries in, perhaps, 1985 or so- maybe the man is 35 and the woman is 30. They would have skipped a generation. Would the child born then identify with the generation of their peers, the millenials, or generation x, because he/she is the chil...

I was reading the country studies section of generationaldynamics.com, and Mexico has been in an Unraveling period for...40 years? Can someone explain this to me?