Spot on predictions about our times
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Honor is politically incorrect, yet still exists today, because it is a part of our nature as human beings. It testifies to being brought forth in glory. Being fixed within us its easy to predict the future of a post-honor, post-enlightenment celebrity culture--collapse. Bowman's last chapter has a strong prophetic feel to it since many of things occurring today bear witness to what he argued back in 2006 as being true.

It's not a history book so much as it is an effort to cast the light of Western historical honor on our society today. It's spot on.
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A thought provoking and timely book for the times we are living in and the dangers we might face.
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I read Wealth and Poverty in 1980 and it has shaped my thinking on government and politics everyday since. While this book gets a bit wordy, the topic and the way it is presented is an excellent read and predictive of our future.
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Excellent take on how it is today.  Whether you agree or not this is worth a read.
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Written decades ago, but spot on today. It's so close to happening now! The future of our country.... Not as much detail as the book, but the essence is there. Waiting for the next part in series.
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This is a well written book that is important for these
times.  Greg integrates old and new information in
a manner that will help us with the transformation
that we need and seek.  A lot of resons and insights
to build optimism about ourselves and our future.
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Great book and we shall all look at life with a positive outlook and don't rely no time. Loved it.
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Very enlightning. It shows us how our future was set on it's course by a few people in the right place at the right time. Interesting book well written.
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Another very interesting work of predictions by prophecy expert John Hogue. This one is even better than Ten Predictions 2015 which was also a very interesting book. This latest book presents a fascinating look at the Saudi Arabian king's involvement in creating a possible economic crisis in many nations using oil as a weapon. There is also an equally fascinating discussion about how the American presidential elections in 2016 might unfold. These are but just two examples from an altogether great book and I would strongly recommend that readers buy and read it.
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The Harbinger is a well-written, thrilling, Biblical premonition of the possible future of the United States as remaining a great nation. Insightful clues and evidence is presented to tie all the past, present and future scenarios together. This book is so relevant considering today's circumstances that I highly recommend any concerned citizens of the United States read it regardless of their religious beliefs or political ideologies.
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Apparently, the future arrived sometime late last night. David Houle was there to meet it, greet it and learn all about it. In The Shift Age Houle presents a compelling argument that we have left the information age, something we were all just getting used to, and have entered a new era of enlightenment, something we can all embrace. The Shift Age is filled with an incredible amount of information that helps you make sense of what's going on, how we've come to where we are, and most importantly, where we're headed. Houle is masterful about synthesizing data and trends and human history to the point of making sense of what to expect next. It's sometimes hard to tell whether he's predicting or demanding the coming age of consciousness and simultaneous global and individual focus. But he's exactly right and this book should be on everyone's shelf. Houle is a true futurist and trail-blazer and makes his book live on with his [...] blog. Check it out and send this book to your friends and loved ones- and when they start telling you about it, remind them you found it first!
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Shel and Robert have a vision of identifying future trends while the market is creating them. In Age of Context they do it once again identifying a combination of trends in business and life that will affect both our social and business activities on a day to day over the next 3-20 years. This is a great followup to Twitterville and how Twitter could be used by businesses to adapt to changes. In Age of Context they identify new changes with the combination of mobile, sensors, social, data and location and how businesses need to adapt to keep up.

My favorite parts are the real life examples of how the Age of Context is changing our society around us. From predicting our day to day, google glasses, driverless cars to privacy issues. They leave us with a few tips on how to best adapt and what more will come. 99.9% is still to be created. I think this is a must read for any person in technology business, and any person that is interested how technology is changing our lives around us. They leave us thinking how much Google will control our world, and how scary that could be, but at the same time how easy life will be and how much more we can get out of it. A book full of contrasts.

Good job to both and excited about the future of Age of Context as this is just the beginning.
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This book is amazing! It helped to give me a better understanding of the times we are in and the things to come!
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I liked this book very much.  It outlines what is happening today in our world and clarifies some things for those of us that are confused about what is going on, and also what we can expect in the future as god directs our lives.
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Michael Savage's prophecies are being played out every day in America. His insights into the American core is spot on.
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Excellent forecast of future possible calamities.
A real page turner.
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In a world of TV soundbites and other types of shallow, short term thinking, it is stimulating to read one man's prediction of the next 100 years.  Mr. Friedman is the head of [...] which is probably the best open source intelligence available to the American public.  Therefore he is well informed.  He thinks geopolitically and tries to discern the long term trends.  In my opinion, his best chapters are on Russia, Poland, the Baltics and Turkey.  I believe he is correct on the importance of sea power and space power.  I think he underestimates China and overestimates Mexico, but he certainly stimulates one's thinking.