Isaac Asimov’s Foundation and Hegelian history

Isaac Asimov discusses the challenges facing zennials, the unraveling of liberal democracy, and the power of science fiction. They explore the relationship between technological progress, colonialism, and development, as well as the allegorical representation of history in Asimov's 'Foundation'. The conversation dives into Hegelian philosophy, power struggles, and developmental stage models. They also touch on the influence of Ken Wilbur, changing narratives in the culture wars, and the stages of civilization depicted in 'Foundation'.