The Great Acceleration

This research on the likely acceleration driven by the pandemic is a must read. Per their Website, Mehlman, Castagnetti, Rosen & Thomas is a full-service, bipartisan government relations firm whose partners and principals have decades of political and policy experience. The presentation is U.S. centric and a little heavy on politics. However, it captures many of the issues that are converging across multiple domains (business, society, science, technology, environment, philosophy, economics, and geopolitics). I believe it captures one of the most impactful aspects of the current COVID-19 crisis: the acceleration of forces that were already in play. It is a quick walk through of the following topics:

  • A look at yesterday’s trends
  • A focus on what divides us
  • Globalization
  • Culture wars
  • Politics
  • The great acceleration

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  1. […] both? Broadly speaking, it is both, and in the case of energy, some are positioning it as an Accelerant. This Article by Julia Horowitz describes the possible driver: a plunge in oil demand triggered by […]

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  2. […] Little did I know that one of those themes would factor so prominently in 2020. In a recent Presentation, Mehlman, Castagnetti, Rosen & Thomas – a full-service, bipartisan government relations […]

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  3. […] close 2021, acceleration is all around us, but in 2019, no one knew that a pandemic would enable a great acceleration. There are countless examples of how the pandemic pulled possible futures forward, and one such […]

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