X @Nick Szabo

Then end of World War 2 and the shifting media landscape of the 1960s, among other factors in play back then, caused shifts in ideology that, ignoring important differences of race and culture, turned people into economic abstractions, interchangeable economic parts. Hart-Celler opening up immigration in the 1960s was an important symptom of this trend.The end of the Cold War 1989+ made the world more globalized, increasing both outsourcing and migration.The ascent of stock markets since the end of the Cold ...