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== The power of analytic thinking/multidisciplinary thinking/systems thinking/probabilistic thinking as far as analyzing international politics ==
== The power of analytical thinking/multidisciplinary thinking/systems thinking/probabilistic thinking as far as analyzing international politics ==
Behold, the power of analytic thinking/multidisciplinary thinking/systems thinking/probabilistic thinking as far as analyzing international politics:
Behold, the power of analytical thinking/multidisciplinary thinking/systems thinking/probabilistic thinking as far as analyzing international politics:
*[https://chatgpt.com/share/68aa8c46-3e80-8003-afed-26152a0af3ba What is the probability of the USA being the strongest power for the foreseeable future?], AI: "For the foreseeable future (10–20 years), the U.S. is very likely (≈ 40–50% probability) to remain the strongest single power. However, the chance of a U.S.–China bipolar world is almost equally high, and multipolarity becomes more plausible the further out we look."
*[https://chatgpt.com/share/68aa8c46-3e80-8003-afed-26152a0af3ba What is the probability of the USA being the strongest power for the foreseeable future?], AI: "For the foreseeable future (10–20 years), the U.S. is very likely (≈ 40–50% probability) to remain the strongest single power. However, the chance of a U.S.–China bipolar world is almost equally high, and multipolarity becomes more plausible the further out we look."