Do you think this book predicts the future?
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Re: Do you think this book predicts the future?
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I wouldn't make such a political statement on a public forum, but personally, I do agree with you


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I don't understand what you mean by that statement. The change wouldn't abruptly start from America though. I think it will slowly start evolving in the nook and corners of the world, and then spread through the other nations, demanding America to step down, or something like that.

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I think there is always a possibility that the future could unfold as depicted in this book. Control of pollution and climate change would be nice but other things, obviously, not so much! Will the U.S lose its power in the near future? Not totally, but the country no longer controls as much power as it did in the recent past. I think many of the things Gariffo predicts could be a possibility simply because he has built upon current events in a way that is very believable.Fuzaila wrote: ↑01 Aug 2018, 00:35 World, Incorporated depicts the country of United States, which is no longer ruling the world. The unrest and intolerance in present day America is a clear indication that the future is not as secure as the government wants us to believe. Do you think it is a possibility that the country of United States would lose its power in the near future? Do you think the world created by Tom Gariffo is a possibility? Why do you think so? Why not?
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Lol i just did
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