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The good news is that Ray is optimistic we can find a way out of repeating the worst lessons of these cycles by remembering what we already learned from them the last time around and adapting accordingly. But don’t worry! It’s not all gloom and doom. In this episode, we discuss what history can tell us about the cycles our society has endured before and what we should expect from our current cycle and the cycles to come. In a far less bleak yet still cautionary tone, legendary investor Ray Dalio rejoins us to talk about what we can learn from predictable, repeating cycles of history as outlined in his latest book, The Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed and Fail. Philosopher George Santayana once said that “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” While uttered often enough to have become a cliche over the years, these words take on a particularly chilling meaning when read from a plaque at the Auschwitz concentration camp where over a million people were murdered by the Nazis during WWII.
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