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In The Accidental Superpower (google.com/search?kgmid=%2Fg…), Peter Zeihan includes a dedicated chapter titled "The Alberta Question (google.com/search?q=The+Albe…)," where he presents a highly provocative thesis: Alberta (google.com/search?kgmid=%2Fm…) would be economically and demographically better off seceding from Canada and joining the United States as the 51st U.S. state. [1] (cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/p…), [2] (cbc.ca/radio/the180/promotin…), [3] (zeihan.com/i-think-they-get-…) Zeihan argues that the geographic and economic disconnects between Alberta and the rest of Canada pose a major threat to Canada's long-term national coherence. His core arguments center on three main points: [1] (zeihan.com/i-think-they-get-…) 1. The Demographic Burden Zeihan points out that Canada’s population is aging rapidly. Provinces like Quebec, Ontario, and the Maritimes are moving toward a mass retirement phase that will heavily strain national social safety nets. Conversely, Alberta possesses a much younger, more vibrant demographic profile. Under the current Canadian federal system, Zeihan argues that the financial burden of funding social programs and health care for Canada’s aging population will fall disproportionately on Alberta’s younger workforce through federal equalization payments. He claims this dynamic will eventually become politically and financially unsustainable for Albertans. [1] (youtube.com/watch?v=onV_1zNL…), [2] (supersummary.com/the-acciden…), [3] (cbc.ca/radio/the180/promotin…), [4] (zeihan.com/i-think-they-get-…), [5] (cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/p…), [6] (sasktoday.ca/southeast/opini…) 2. Economic and Energy Disconnects Alberta produces more energy than the rest of Canada combined, but its natural economic lines run north-south rather than east-west. Zeihan notes that America is already Alberta's primary trading partner. He argues that federal policies in Ottawa—ranging from anti-energy regulations to political roadblocks surrounding export pipelines—actively stifle Alberta's economic potential. [1] (zeihan.com/albertas-tryst-wi…), [2] (cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/p…), [3] (youtube.com/watch?v=onV_1zNL…), [4] (cbc.ca/radio/the180/promotin…), [5] (sasktoday.ca/southeast/opini…) 3. The 51st State vs. Independence Zeihan specifically argues that independence on its own is a trap for Alberta. If Alberta were to become an independent nation, its massive energy exports would cause its new currency to skyrocket. This "Dutch Disease" would decimate its agricultural and manufacturing sectors, turning it into a "cold-temperate Kuwait" entirely dependent on a single volatile sector. [1] (facebook.com/groups/albertas…) Instead, Zeihan asserts that joining the United States is the optimal outcome for the province: [1] (facebook.com/groups/albertas…), [2] (facebook.com/groups/albertas…) • Wealth Accumulation: By joining the U.S., Alberta would completely eliminate bilateral currency fluctuations and trade barriers. [1] (cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/p…) • The Richest State: Zeihan famously wrote that as a U.S. state, Alberta would immediately become the richest state in the Union, boasting a well-financed, highly diverse economy that would outpace both its new American peers and its former Canadian countrymen. [1] (facebook.com/groups/albertas…) • The Domino Effect: He predicts that if Alberta leaves, Saskatchewan would likely follow suit to avoid being left alone to fund Canada's federal deficit, ultimately leading to the fracturing or dissolution of the Canadian state. [1] (sasktoday.ca/southeast/opini…), [2] (cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/p…), [3] (wsj.com/articles/book-review…)

This a real boring Apocalypse, so far. Its just not living up to the hype

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