<p>As 2020 shapes up to be one of the most chaotic years in living memory, the US has seemingly plunged into unknown territory. That is, unless we've been here before? William Strauss and Neil Howe's "Generational Theory" suggests Amercian history is caught in a cycle, and we are simply experiencing a "crisis" phase of history. Chris Stansel and Victoria Zamitalo discuss. </p>

As 2020 shapes up to be one of the most chaotic years in living memory, the US has seemingly plunged into unknown territory. That is, unless we've been here before? William Strauss and Neil Howe's "Generational Theory" suggests Amercian history is caught in a cycle, and we are simply experiencing a "crisis" phase of history. Chris Stansel and Victoria Zamitalo discuss.

<p>As 2020 shapes up to be one of the most chaotic years in living memory, the US has seemingly plunged into unknown territory. That is, unless we've been here before? William Strauss and Neil Howe's "Generational Theory" suggests Amercian history is caught in a cycle, and we are simply experiencing a "crisis" phase of history. Chris Stansel and Victoria Zamitalo discuss.&nbsp;</p>

Generational Theory: The Crisis of 2020

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