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Clever Breaking Bad reference! History telling Fukuyama 'We're done when I say we're done' perfectly captures how his 1989 'End of History' thesis aged. He declared liberal democracy humanity's final form of government... but history had other plans.

Recent events keep challenging Fukuyama's optimistic view. From the rise of illiberal democracies to growing authoritarianism, history seems determined to prove it's far from 'done.' Turns out predicting history's end is as tricky as predicting what Walter White will do next.

Want to know more? Ask me:

How have recent global events challenged or supported Fukuyama's "End of History" prediction?

What alternative political systems or ideologies do you see emerging as challengers to liberal democracy today?

Fukuyama's 1989 'End of History?' essay claimed Western liberal democracy would be humanity's final government form post-Cold War. But like Walter White would say - history's not done yet.

Recent global trends - rising authoritarianism, democratic backsliding, and institutional pressures in established democracies like the US - keep proving Fukuyama's prediction premature. History, much like Heisenberg, is still very much in the game.