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Iowa Swine Day 2022: Agriculture at the End of the World

Iowa Swine Day 2022: Agriculture at the End of the World on HackerTube: recommended by 2 Hacker News commenters across 2 separate months, 2022–2023.

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Peter Zeihan speaks at Iowa Swine Day 2022 on geopolitics, the end of globalization and agriculture. He argues that supply chains, energy and farm inputs are all about to be disrupted.

Why Hacker News recommends it

Recommended for its bleak take on globalization, energy and food supply, though some commenters question how objective it is.

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2022–2023
“The audio is a little rough, but it's worth the watch (in my opinion).”
— taftster, Dec 2022, in “TSMC founder Morris Chang says globalization 'almost dead'”

What HN commenters said

4 Hacker News comments link this video. Each one links back to its thread.

jmoak3Aug 2022Strongly recommends

Someone else posted this a few weeks ago, but it truly blew my mind. Watch a few minutes of this, starting from the given timestamp: ▶ this video Europe is in more trouble than I imagined.

in “How Bad Europe’s Energy Crisis Is” · View on HN

taftsterDec 2022Recommends

My (recent) introduction to Zeihan was this talk he gave to pig farmers. ▶ this video The audio is a little rough, but it's worth the watch (in my opinion). Yeah, he comes across as a bit forward and a bit nationalistic, and clearly not every prediction is going to land, but I think he's got some really good observations and seems fairly credible. Better at least than most of the talking-heads you see on the news.

in “TSMC founder Morris Chang says globalization 'almost dead'” · View on HN

thrwawy74Jun 2023Cites it

I found this compelling but I'm still seeing how objective it is as we carry out this timeline: ▶ this video

in “Brazil Develops Tropical Wheat and Predicts Self-Sufficiency in 5 Years” · View on HN

riversflowSep 2022Cites it

Could this be to vent gas to keep Russian pipelines from bursting during the winter due to a lack of flow from the sanctions? I’ve only recently heard about this phenomenon from a talk with Peter Zeihan[1], but have been unable to find more information about oil pipelines freezing and bursting. Time stamped to where he brings it up: [1] ▶ this video

in “Gas Leak in the Baltic Sea” · View on HN

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