Russ Greene: Boomers view war and industry through lens of pacifism and tech optimism

Russ Greene: Boomers view war and industry through lens of pacifism and tech optimism
Boomers, industry skepticism, and tech beliefs

Russ Greene comments on the attitudes of boomers toward warfare and industrial production. He suggests that boomers either embrace pacifism or support military action only in the name of liberal democracy, while expressing discomfort with heavy industry and a belief in technological solutions for most challenges.

Greene points out that, as a result, shortages of missile interceptors or processed uranium do not seem to concern this demographic. He further references the increasing value of 401k accounts in this context.

Greene has previously reported that Sinopec, China's state-owned oil firm, holds a higher ESG score than Chevron, Exxon, or Valero, according to S&P Global data (link). He has also covered proposals for a larger payroll tax hike and the addition of an investment tax in the ongoing policy debate (link). These topics provide context for Greene’s comments on the intersection of demographics, industry, and policy priorities.

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