Could aging populations, frustrated with legacy political systems, be drawn to alternative governance models too, not just younger tech workers?
Aging electorates vote their age bracket's priorities.
Parallel jurisdictions built outside the nation-state.
If Grey Wave Politics plays out broadly
At scale, aging electorates dominate voting blocs across democracies, tilting policy and public spending toward eldercare, pensions, and age-linked benefits.
If Sovereign Bunkering plays out broadly
At scale, communities increasingly opt into parallel legal, digital, or physical jurisdictions outside default nation-state governance, fragmenting what 'market' and 'jurisdiction' even mean.
These trends run alongside each other without colliding directly.
