The Real Reason Our Culture Is Falling Apart

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Welcome back to Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu! In today’s episode, Tom sits down with the thought-provoking creator behind WhatifAltHist for a deep dive into the turbulent crossroads of culture, economics, and ideology in the modern West.

Together, Tom Bilyeu and WhatifAltHist tackle big-picture questions about why societies undergo revolutions, what it means to lose a shared cultural narrative, and how influences like Marxism and rapid technological change have left America—and much of the world—teetering on the edge of instability. They explore the origins and consequences of rising inequality, the impact of money printing and fiat currency, and the collapse of economic and social trust.

The conversation winds through topics like the feminization of culture, the breakdown of traditional masculinity, the challenges Gen Z faces in forming relationships, and the global political dynamics between the US and China. With references to philosophers like Nietzsche and Peterson, historical cycles, and the psychological underpinnings of radicalization, this is a raw, thoughtful look at what's really driving today’s cultural crises.

If you’ve ever wondered how economic policy, generational shifts, and competing ideologies create the world we inhabit—and what might come next—this episode is guaranteed to give you new frameworks and challenging perspectives. Settle in for a compelling, hour-plus tour through history, anthropology, psychology—and what it means for all of us moving forward!