Renowned Analyst Warns: "We're Living Through One of Only 5 Moments Like This in All of Human History"
Most people think the AI revolution is just another technology cycle. Porter Stansberry disagrees.
After 30 years studying markets and financial history, the veteran analyst has identified something far more significant happening right now—what he calls a "displacement event."
"Across the entire span of human civilization, there have been only four technological breakthroughs big enough to completely reorganize society," Stansberry explains in a new documentary he's released free to the public.
The printing press in the 1400s. The steam engine in the 1700s. Electricity in the 1800s. The computer in the 1900s.
Each one created generational fortunes—the Medici banking dynasty, the Carnegies and Rockefellers, and more recently, tech billionaires like Gates and Bezos.
"We're now living through the fifth one," says Stansberry. "And experts say it could be the final and biggest displacement in human history."
Porter Stansberry explains why what's happening with AI isn't just another tech trend—and reveals the companies positioned to profit most
Most people think the AI revolution is just another technology cycle. Porter Stansberry disagrees.
After 30 years studying markets and financial history, the veteran analyst has identified something far more significant happening right now—what he calls a "displacement event."
"Across the entire span of human civilization, there have been only four technological breakthroughs big enough to completely reorganize society," Stansberry explains in a new documentary he's released free to the public.
The printing press in the 1400s. The steam engine in the 1700s. Electricity in the 1800s. The computer in the 1900s.
Each one created generational fortunes—the Medici banking dynasty, the Carnegies and Rockefellers, and more recently, tech billionaires like Gates and Bezos.
"We're now living through the fifth one," says Stansberry. "And experts say it could be the final and biggest displacement in human history."
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