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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2026 · 30 MIN

THE COMING WORLD NATION (Documentary) | Why Global Government is Inevitable

from The Wisdom Tradition | a philosophy podcast · host Alexander Sachon

In this 30-minute documentary, philosopher Alexander Sachon unpacks the thesis of his 2025 book, THE COMING WORLD NATION, which argues that cosmic factors are driving mankind toward a major transformation point - one that is set to reconfigure world civilization in the direction of global government, technocracy, and breakthrough technology. Sachon argues that in order to meet the immense challenge that the present moment confronts us with, we must revitalize the lost wisdom traditions of the past and elevate philosophy to its rightful place as the guiding light of human society. Buy TCWN on Amazon: https://a.co/d/6rn7CcgAlexander Sachon's website: https://alexsachon.com/Salomon's House website: https://salomonshouse.org/Alex's Substack: https://thewisdomtradition.substack.comThank you to Cal Callahan, Aubrey Marcus, and Luke Storey for the source footage. For the full episodes of the various interviews with Alex that are featured in this documentary, please see their respective podcasts.

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