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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · April 24, 2026 · 22m

The Case for Making Up with China, and Which Car Company Is Winning the Energy Crisis?

Scott Galloway argues that the U.S. should repair its relationship with China in light of its rise as a global superpower. He then evaluates which automakers are best positioned to win as rising oil prices accelerate the shift to electric vehicles. He also explains why cities, for all their economic opportunity, are the loneliest places on earth, exploring the erosion of community and the psychological toll of urban isolation.

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Highlights

The Case for Making Up with China
Galloway argues that the U.S. should repair its relationship with China rather than continue on a confrontational path.
Which Car Company Is Winning the Energy Crisis
As oil prices surge, Galloway identifies which automakers are best positioned to dominate the electric vehicle market.
Cities Are the Loneliest Places on Earth
Galloway explains why cities, despite offering the most economic and social opportunity, paradoxically create extreme loneliness.
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