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Are generations raised in times of economic trouble more likely to grow up with (on average) more materialistic views or more counter-culture views?

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Is there any historical precedent to suggest a) ISIS can be defeated and b) something worse won't spring up to replace it?

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What are the political consequences of assassinations? Does a jurisdiction tend to swing towards or away from the political position of the deceased?

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Has power ever transferred from one hegemon to another without war?

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Are generations raised in times of economic trouble more likely to grow up with (on average) more materialistic views or more counter-culture views?	1
Is there any historical precedent to suggest a) ISIS can be defeated and b) something worse won't spring up to replace it?	1
What are the political consequences of assassinations? Does a jurisdiction tend to swing towards or away from the political position of the deceased?	1
Has power ever transferred from one hegemon to another without war?	1