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“And if they just say ‘Trump bad, Democrats virtuous,’ they’re going to keep losing.”

“We thought somehow that there was something special—better informed, more virtuous, more something—about Americans as opposed to everybody else in human history,” Bowman noted.

When Obama proposed increasing taxes on the richest Americans, Republicans decried his plans as "class warfare" against virtuous high-earners, although that argument didn't seem to pay off and was soon abandoned.

After launching in 1998, the Disney cruise line has capitalized on the company’s virtuous cycle strategy of having parks and experiences fuel interest in its movies and TV shows, and vice versa.

Elba believes with the right momentum and involvement of governments willing to create an enabling environment, a virtuous circle can be established.