Sometimes I get asked: why speak of Eurasia and not the whole globe? Here is my answer
Geopolitical reality has a certain shape. The world is not made of homogeneous particles equidistant from each other
Enter the following data into a simulation program and wait for the pieces to organize themselves. A supercontinent rich in tesources and technology with many important power blocs increasingly integrated and with wide-ranging ambitions
A superpower separate from the supercontinent. Deeply involved in its affairs but averse to codependence and entanglement. Other areas of relative underdevelopment or isolation
You get a world with a center, Eurasia, and an external actor, America. The center is the stage for intense competition and control. Politically amorphous with rival projects of political organization. The external actor is both a part of that system and an external balancer
