Have you noticed how our world seems full of contradictions lately?
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The Stanford Emerging Tech Review 2025
Dear Friend,
Have you noticed how our world seems full of contradictions lately?
Prosperity is rising. Yet freedom, in many places, is retreating.
Global diplomacy expands. But so do threats.
Cultural traditions persist. Still, they’re strained by mass migration and ideological division. | | | | These aren't just abstract concepts—they're reshaping the world we live in right now.
And if we don’t understand them, we risk misunderstanding the forces at work and misjudging our response.
That’s why the Hoover Institution is sharing a powerful new analysis from Senior Fellow Victor Davis Hanson: Ten Paradoxes of Our Age.
In it, he outlines ten defining paradoxes of our time, including: - Why economic growth doesn’t always bring political freedom
- How diplomacy can coexist with rising global insecurity
- What happens when cultural pressures outpace integration
Whether you're concerned about America's future role in the world or seeking clarity amid global confusion, this piece offers a timely perspective.
These paradoxes are reshaping our world, and understanding them is crucial.
“If we do not understand the paradoxes of our age, we will continue to be confused by the outcomes.” — Victor Davis Hanson
Download your free copy of 'Ten Paradoxes of Our Age' now and gain the insights you need to navigate our complex world.
Access your free copy today: https://resources.hoover.org/ten-paradoxes-of-our-age Greg
Greg Stamps | Online Development
Hoover Institution | Stanford University
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