If you've ever read Isaac Asimov's Foundation trilogy, then you're likely familiar with the concept of Psychohistory. Psychohistory suggests that over long periods, civilizations face recurring crises. These crises have the potential to either make or break a society, depending on how they are handled. If mismanaged, they can fracture empires into smaller states or territories ruled by warlords. On the other hand, if navigated successfully, these crises can strengthen a civilization. A key idea in psychohistory is that it is possible to predict such crises. If one can foresee the problems on the horizon, solutions can be devised to help society overcome them. Recent Crises In The United States In recent years, the United States has experienced two significant crises. The first was the COVI...