Hype for the Future 61J: New Year, New Topics

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New Topics

For 2026, novaTopFlex will continue to focus on technology and geography-based topics, though with a special extension into the mathematics community as well as related career and technical topics throughout such as potentially financial management and financial services. By branching out into these additional topics of interest, novaTopFlex can become a more urban figure in societal terms, with a greater and livelier sense of cultural support throughout.

Regardless of physical location, novaTopFlex is committed to continuing the journey of, at a minimum, one (1) post per day through August 11. The “Hype for the Future” series shall continue into 2026, and August 11 shall be recorded as a special message for societal expectations and modernized beliefs about that time of year, otherwise known as “Hype for the Future 284/284.”

Hype for the Future 61I: The Unfortunate Reality of the American Dystopia

Overview

Unfortunately, POTUS Donald J. Trump has threatened to withhold funding in numerous occasions of 2025 from countries with left-wing governments as ideologically opposed to the dominance of the United States of America, which is currently run on the basis of cultural hegemony. Even when Canada was deciding their new Prime Minister, Trump has ranted about Canada being the “fifty-first state,” a phrase that has offended so many Canadians throughout. And even if Canada were annexed by the United States, Trump’s agenda would have been threatened and his ego and power would have continued to be attempted as such.

Tariffs

The realities of capitalism and the illusion of American dominance alike have been identified by way of tariffs to seemingly every random nation, including to truly friendly nations to the U.S. including Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, just to name a few. China was a significantly more brutal case, as the nation was already identified as an enemy of the U.S. for historical reasons from especially the Soviet era and the now-debunked belief that communism makes dictatorships.