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EPISODE · May 9, 2026 · 7 MIN

Global shift from Isolationism to Internationalism

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Episode Summary:The episode talks about how the world has changed in the course of time. It started around 1934, when almost all U.S people wanted to stay out of foreign words. But if we look at today, we can’t see the phones without seeing how they connect us to the world. We shared our perspective of why we need to shift from isolationism to internationalism and how that can be meaningful for our lives.Discussion: · Start point: 1934 when everyone wanted to stay out of other countries’ business.· Explain view on isolationism and why it’s used to avoid involvement, and how internationalism differs from it.· Example provided is war with Iran and war impacts our economy.We believe sovereignty means making sure global rules are made

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