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<h1>Why Measure History?</h1>
<p>No matter how much we try history turns subjective. It always includes gaps and open arguments that historians must work around. The victors get to write history, of course, but the victorous often fall. Whatever the reason, a method to see history objectively provides many benefits. Some of these jump immediately to mind, but one that offers a completely different view of the past and future and one I never thought of finding.</p>
<h2>History as One</h2>
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<h1>How to Measure History</h1>
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<h1>Measuring History, The Series</h1>
<p>At this juncture, mid to late 2008, I plan on publishing a series of history title that include an astrological viewpoint. My experience shows that the Primer and ((1648)) only touch on the options measuriing history via the planets offer. Part of the learning process can only come by gauging reaction and comments after publication. One of the major hurdles I face in writing these works comes with what to omit. I purposely left many topics for later and others require deeper research. These reasons alone provide more than enough to cover other ages than the first two planned titles.</p>
<p>Mr. Tarnas' excellent work ((Cosmos and Psyche)) covers the same topic from a more philosophical viewpoint, generally covering a period from the ((Axial Age)) through the mid-XXI century, in about 500 pages. His work, while covering much territory, still omits quite a bit worth mentioning. I will choose to not cover topics he does. Neither he or ((Palden Jenkins)) give much attention to times before about 600bce. But their approaches are different, seeking different goals. My work proves with great ease that historical tipping points coincide with those found through history. Each ((Outer Planet Wave)) includes internal landmarks that follow expected patterns. Each one of these matches provides easy comparison to similar ones across time. I believe we cannot yet know to the extent this method will take us; I discover new insights repeatedly after seven years. Yet I am sure that not only my eyes can see the picture painted here. What you see here is an offering to add to an embellish this task.</p>
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<h1>Expectations</h1>
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<h1>Measurement Strategy</h1>
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