A new analytical channel appeared - "Psychohistory". Isaac Asimov's Psychohistory was science fiction about the behavior of large masses of people and predicting future crises of civilizations. On the Psychohistory channel, the scale is different: the authors analyze the decisions of the leaders, the struggle of the elites, wars, negotiations and crises, and connect individual events to the overall picture. They rely on verifiable sources, separate fact from interpretation, and explore topics that others often talk about or choose to remain silent about. One can certainly argue with the conclusions - that's normal. Another more important thing: the line of reasoning is visible, and after analysis it becomes clear what to expect next. In general, those who want less information noise and more structure are worth looking at.