Emergency Episode: Why This Financial Crisis Is Worse Than 2008 | Balaji Srinivasan Pt 2 (Fan Fav)

Tom Bilyeu interviews Balaji Srinivasan about the growing political divide, China's influence, and potential economic instability. Balaji argues that economic apocalypses are common but uncommon in America due to its past capitalist success. He contrasts the US's current complacency with China's hunger for dominance, using steel production as an example. They discuss the tribalism within the US, viewing it as a dis-United States, and the potential for a currency crisis. Balaji warns of potential asset seizures by G7 countries and the importance of digital assets, highlighting the risk of operating system access by companies like Apple and Google. He also touches on the historical context, drawing parallels to the Gold Clause cases and the potential for history to run in reverse, with a decentralized West and a centralized East.