Critiquing the Commentators, Part 1: Peter Zeihan is the Most Interesting Pundit You’re Not Listening To

It’s funny how certain narratives get etched into our brains like tribal tattoos. Take race and ethnicity, for example. We’re so predisposed to viewing differences through the prism of color that we lose sight of how unique our perspective is. Until relatively recently — I’m talking over just the past 400 years or so — it never really occurred to humans to divide ourselves in accordance to a color chart. Historically speaking, it’s a radically new phenomenon.