Tanner Greer

In this enlightening discussion, Tanner Greer, a contributor to Scholar's Stage and author of "Obscurity by Design," explores the nuances of Trump's unpredictable management style and its implications for U.S.-China relations. He elaborates on the complex interplay of economic policy, trade wars, and the impact of loyalty dynamics within the MAGA movement. Tanner also draws historical parallels and delves into Taiwan policy, revealing how Trump's tactical approaches influence global geopolitics.

In this engaging discussion, Michael Barnhart, a history professor and author, teams up with Tanner Greer, an insightful essayist. They delve into the motivations behind Japan's imperial ambitions and its quest for resource self-sufficiency. The conversation highlights FDR's concerns about Japan's possible invasion of the USSR and the alarming miscalculations that escalated tensions leading to World War II. Insights into the bureaucratic influences and innovative educational methods, like historical simulations, round out this captivating exploration of historical geopolitics.

Tanner Greer, a blogger at ScholarStage, dives deep into Xi Jinping's ideological landscape and the intricacies of China's political narrative. He unveils the complexities of a potential Taiwan invasion, focusing on military logistics and moral dilemmas. The conversation also explores the Mormons' unique role in China, navigating faith under strict regulations. Lastly, Tanner reveals how AI is revolutionizing the writing process, making creativity more accessible and enjoyable for writers.