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More than one-third of Americans doubt US will still exist in 250 years, survey finds. {Reuters 16 June}
Newsflash: it is already dead in all but name. Much like the Soviet Union or the Roman Empire, it is simply too big, too unmanageable, too polyglot to stay together in perpetuity, and the cracks are showing all around us. Great powers often linger in a strange intermediate state, neither fully alive nor entirely deceased, sustained by habit, momentum, and the inability of their inhabitants to recognise that the world has changed around them. 250 years is a good run, and the nation hath endured chaos and division many times over, but that was then and this is now, and something fundamental hath changed in the collective character of the people. Not for the better, obviously.
🪐💔 #QueSeraSera 𓅨 🕈
Copyright 2026, Arthur Newhook.
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