@Peter_Turchin @KirkegaardEmil 
Do you know of any research on what sort of demographic mixes allow for a trans-ethnic nationalism, or is this possible regardless of the mix, as long as cultural marxists are kept at bay?
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Also putting an Arab on their Supreme Court, etc. But Israel and Singapore differed from what Mark has in mind by having a pretty clear hierarchy, with the majority ethnic group on top.
I don't recall any example of a country with 2 about equally split ethnic groups with about equal representation. Usually, one clearly dominates, the smarter one, whether numerically superior or not, e.g. Chinese in South Asian countries and in China/Singapore.
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I think that’s true in Thailand, but in Malaysia the ethnic Chinese are suppressed a bit politically. Anyhow I doubt either is an encouraging example for
@MarkSKrikorian. I knew a@tferriss enthusiast who moved to Thailand after reading his 1st book. Think he left after the coup -
They are suppressed yeah, but not very much and they still outperform the majority population. Same for Europeans in various African countries.
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