"Angel Leading a Soul to Heaven," 1885

German artist: Wilhelm Kray (1828–1889)
Oil on canvas

The 1976 report "The Next 200 Years: A Scenario for America and the World" by Herman Kahn, an analyst for the military-industrial complex's RAND Corporation, predicted—similar to the Deagel report—a reduction in population growth and mass migration from the third world to the first world, where affluence will create a population of lazy people. He anticipated that America would continue to be the world's most affluent and wealthy superpower, acknowledged the existence of an elite class, and suggested that their children receive Epictetian education to combat boredom. He anticipated that the only way first-world countries would be able to rid themselves of their third-world migrants would be to continue to pay them a lifelong salary once they were returned to their home countries.

The next 200 years: A scenario for America and the World (1976).

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