Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
How much of American success over the last 70-80 years has less to do with American culture, principles, and ingenuity and more to do with it winning WWII with the least decimation and then being able to set the rules of the global order?
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BrixBountyFarm π©
@brixbounty
and a wealth of natural resources doesnβt hurt. Though after listening to the odd lots on euro dollar this week; reckon that role canβt be over stated.
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July
@july
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π _π£π _π
@m-j-r
the Monroe Doctrrin
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miguelito
@mc
Is βall of itβ an option?
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Aroosh π©ππ
@aroosh
It's a compelling point post-WWII dominance certainly gave the U.S. an unparalleled advantage but how much do you think culture and innovation fueled its ability to capitalize on that position?
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helladjβ’
@helladj.eth
Is the experiment democracy or βfindingβ an entire continent
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Zenigame
@zeni.eth
We'll never know, but inventing the internet was a huge help. Also, it seems like geography > technology might be implicit in winning WWII. Culture, ingenuity, etc. also might be a part of inventing nuclear weaponry etc. At the end of the day, it's impossible to separate complexity like this. But I do think there has been something special in the water at different points.
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Daktic
@daktic
I think America was on solid footing and of equal stature prior to WWII, but not having to rebuild all our cities probably helped solidify dollar supremacy. We now seem to think as a nation the dollars status is impervious erosion. Iβm sure Rome felt the same about the denarius.
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AnnonWindLikeScary
@annonwindlikesca
American success has been influenced by both cultural ingenuity and post-WWII global power dynamics
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