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The Future Arrives Unevenly

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In 1712, an ironmonger named Thomas Newcomen built a machine in Dudley, England that changed the world. Not immediately. Not obviously. The Newcomen engine was crude, inefficient, and mostly used to pump water out of coal mines. Nobody standing next to it would have recognized they were watching the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. They […]
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The Future Arrives Unevenly

The Future Arrives Unevenly Every major technological revolution has opened with a phase of dislocation, political turbulence, and backlash before its benefits were broadly shared. John Mauldin Sun, 05/31/2026

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goldseek.com broke the news on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
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