History is often told as a story of turbulence, and there have been periods, even in recent memory, of wider and more brutal warfare, genocide, violent revolution, and political repression. But what distinguishes this period in human history is the confluence of forces—political, geo-strategic, economic, social, technological, and environmental, as well as interactions among them—that fuel the turbulence that we see today.
Stephen Heintz
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