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.

Hype for the Future 28D: Different novaTop Interests in Wisconsin and Minnesota

Preamble

Like the novaTop Travel Itinerary focuses on the East Coast for high-density, and thus high-intensity, human intelligence, extensions of the novaTop Itinerary continue along to focus on the Upper Midwestern states for a more moderate perspective on human intelligence and progressive values. While the Northeastern perspective focuses on the Northern (Yankee) origins of the modern-day United States of America, the more modest Upper Midwestern perspectives focus on the realities of modern-day living in the Yankee communities of the nation, particularly since communities in Wisconsin and Minnesota can never be fully understood based on the westward migration of the descendants of American Pilgrim and Puritan settlers from the Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay Colonies.

Locations of Interest

novaTopFlex provides a massive itinerary of places of interest across the entirety of the State of Minnesota, representing the vast majority of counties within the State. Unlike further south, the State of Minnesota takes pride in utopian community values such as equality and inclusion. Unlike further east, however, the State of Minnesota is not notable for anticapitalist political views (which are more typical of Vermont or the western portion of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts).

Hype for the Future 26A: Social Skills and Socialism

The novaTop Identity originates from a social struggle and a struggle based on disability and on inclusion. Therefore, anticapitalist ideals eventually come naturally to mind and in light. With exceptionally anticapitalist ideals comes exceptional calls for radical change, and capitalism profits off of every failure. Rather than stigmatize disability through hyper-individualism, society must adapt with more collective ideologies, as collectivism is often the solution to many of society’s present problems. Rather than competing or forcing obedience, both of which depend on monocultures, society must promote freedom and liberation, particularly freedom and liberation from the tyranny of capitalism.

Hype for the Future 18A: Supporting the novaTop Itinerary Plans

novaTopFlex aspires to create a sense of community while also providing for increased flexibility in the community and resisting objectification and other forms of commodification. At the same time, however, ending capitalism requires capitalism in order to succeed, as ending money requires money and ending wage dependency requires wage dependency to exist. The unfortunate reality of car dependency is that the system is a crisis and that suburbia is an inherent evil to the greater American–and global (because of U.S. influence) societal cultures–even in the most walkable cultures internationally.

“Lazy” Days: Are They Really a Thing?

Anticapitalist Preamble

Global society at large often thinks that “lazy” days are very real and very much “unproductive” days when, in reality, these are the days in which we should feel relieved from menial labor. Unfortunately, we live in a capitalist society, which results in the cultural erasure of the communal values that humanity absolutely depends on for collective survival. Our society cannot stop degrading our natural environments, and because of this, “lazy” days must stop being regarded as “unproductive” and start being regarded as “restful.”

“Lazy”

Unfortunately, the term “lazy” has been co-opted by capitalism, which itself is a crisis economic system and has directly factored into numerous mental health crises at a global scale. Without capitalism, there would likely be fewer mental health crises, but even then, there would still be some level of mental health crises of concern.