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Deepak Agrawal
Geopolitical Strategic Analyst. Passion towards Geopolitics and Global Economy, Visionary and Strategic Thinker.
Deepak Agrawal is a visionary, strategist, thinker, and analyst with a passion for geopolitics, intelligence, international affairs, and geo-economics.
He works as a freelance geopolitical strategic analyst, focusing on updating and analyzing geopolitical and economic issues, as well as making future prediction strategies through articles and consulting.
With a management postgraduate in finance, Deepak has experience in finance, banking, information technology, and value creation. While his passion initially lay in global economy and strategy, in recent years, he has developed a keen interest in geopolitics, intelligence, and international affairs, aiming to pursue a future career in this field worldwide.
Being a strategic thinker by nature, Deepak excels in providing insights for long-term strategic views and future prediction strategies. He emphasizes the use of blue ocean and red team analysis to tackle project vulnerabilities and is always prepared to take on new challenges.
Described as next-gen, innovative, creative, out-of-the-box, intelligent, multi-dimensional, unorthodox, unconventional, different, logic-based, and futuristic, Deepak is driven by a desire to research, develop models, and create future strategies focusing on the US, China, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East.
He actively seeks opportunities to leverage his unique thinking and thought process and shares his insights through his blog.
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Do you view referendum just like election? It shld be viewed differently, in elections around 70% votes are secured before election, fight happens just for 30% but referendum are based on boiling issue so consensus required and country shld further converge towards consensus. Ideal ratio shld be 70% for small country and 60% for large country. In election, party chosen for one term but referendum will settle the issue for life time, 70% consensus will converge towards more consensus, on the other hand 50% divide and further diverge towards division.
BREXIT has been happening, how do you view it ? UK citizens consensus built in BREXIT or people are divided or not sure or confused... Your take..... My take- citizens should get another chance, 52:48 is divergence not convergence!!!!!!!
