Technocracy News & Trends for Thursday, November 14, 2019
Italy’s populist movement continues to embrace Technocracy to form a natural alliance called ‘Technopopulism’. The first TN articles appeared in mid-2018, and now the globalist Financial Times has noticed.
Technopopulism is the most dangerous trend in modern society because populists generally reject globalization but then turn to Technocracy to run their broken societies, not realizing that Technocracy is the ultimate expression of globalization.
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Why Are Populist Movements Bonding With Technocracy?

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Why Are Populist Movements Bonding With Technocracy?

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