In this episode of The Third Horizon, we examine one of the oldest forces shaping human societies: tribalism. From the fall of the Roman Republic to modern political polarization, we explore how tribal instincts can override institutional systems—and why that shift can lead to fragmentation, conflict, and collapse. This episode connects historical patterns with modern realities, showing how institutions depend on cohesion, and what happens when that cohesion begins to break down. It also explores how shared goals, rather than shared identity, can reduce division and restore cooperation. Because in a world of increasing complexity, the survival of any system depends not just on structure, but on the choices people make within it. Sponsors: Coin Toss Coffee at CoinTossCoffe ...