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Paradox2140:We Have NOT Been Here Before

Unprece­dented Power & Peril Likely since humans have fig­ured out the dif­fer­ence between past and future, we have pre­dicted the end of the planet. We still do. Some sce­nar­ios include mag­netic shits or aster­oids. Life hap­pens. Now, under Paradox2140, how­ever, humans can include a capac­ity never before avail­able: com­plete global self-destruction. Cheers! Within 50–70 years of […]

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Paradox2140 and 21st Century Enlightenment

Same Con­clu­sions, Dif­fer­ent Meth­ods Ama​zon​.com Wid­gets Watch­ing this lat­est RSAn­i­mate video, 21st Cen­tury Enlight­en­ment, feels like watch­ing Paradox2140 in ani­mated form. I was espe­cially struck by the sec­tion where I start the above video, when the ques­tion became “What is Progress?”. The clip above begins at that point because it starts the quest to ask […]

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Why 2045 Matters

Con­tents [ hide ] 1 A Reli­able Mid­point 2 Why Plan Ahead? A Reli­able Mid­point Few can doubt the next oppo­si­tion of Uranus-Pluto, circa 2045, will accom­pany one of those moments noted as spe­cial in human his­tory. The last four asso­ciate to Coper­ni­cus’ Rev­o­lu­tions, the Age of Rea­son, the French Rev­o­lu­tion and Planck/Einstein the­o­ries. null So why bring […]

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1930 and 2010 Compared: Introduction

A Many Part Essay Com­par­ing the Two Peri­ods Ama​zon​.com Wid­gets For obvi­ous rea­sons, I will leave the com­par­isons between the early 1930s and 2008–2012 to oth­ers who have already per­formed the task. From the begin­ning, I can tell you that both times, like any, are dif­fer­ent. How­ever, enough sim­i­lar­i­ties exist and the line from the […]

Tags: 1848, 1849Uranus-Pluto1965, 1929, 1930, 1960s, 1966Uranus-Pluto2100, civil rights, culture wars, feminism, financial collapse, Great Depression, Great Recession, nationalism, Pluto, Saturn, sixties, t-square, Uranus

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That 360°/0° Thing

The For­got­ten side of Begin­nings A major rea­son to use waves as a mea­sur­ing device lies with the abil­ity to view cycle as a unit. See­ing cycles in cir­cu­lar form tends to stack one on top of the other, oblit­er­at­ing the view. Another advan­tage comes when look at the both ends of the wave, 360°/0° […]

Tags: 1848, 1848 Revolutions, aboloition, Cold Wat, EasternBloc, feminism.civil rights, hippie;1960s, LBJ, nationalism, nations, Nixon, Seneca Falls, Soviet, Thatcher

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Uneven Distribution of Evolution

Con­tents [ hide ] 1 Start­ing Points 2 Spain, France, Eng­land and 1399Neptune-Pluto1892 Start­ing Points If his­tory mir­rors plan­e­tary pat­terns, why does the his­tory of one coun­try dif­fer from oth­ers? Why is not the pat­tern the same for all? Obvi­ously, a log­i­cal ques­tion. The answer pro­vides the oppor­tu­nity to explain how the con­di­tions at the […]

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From Revolution to Protest:1849Uranus-Pluto1965

Sec­u­lar Tri­umph 1849Uranus-Pluto1965 Ama​zon​.com Wid­gets This Uranus-Pluto wave epit­o­mizes the events con­nected to 1848: women’s and civil rights, class war, The Com­mu­nist Man­i­festo to the mar­riage of gov­er­nance and pol­i­tics. All of these issues reap­pear con­sis­tently near each quad­ra­ture align­ment near 1848, 1874, 1902, 1932 and 1965. Com­pare 1848–1849 and the 1960s and many of the topics […]

Tags: 1848 Revolutions, abolition, Communist Manifesto, Prague Spring, railroads, Seneca Falls, Six-Day War, telegraph, Vietnam War

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The Hellenization Paradox: A Short Story

Why You Can’t Crit­i­cize Para­dox Every Neptune-Pluto wave con­tains a para­dox  The Hel­l­eniza­tion Para­dox came about because after Alexan­der the Great died, his gen­er­als split the spoils in a vast ter­ri­tory span­ning from Per­sia to Egypt and places in between. With this came the adop­tion of Greek ways and intel­lect. Greek became the lin­qua franca of its […]

Tags: 576bcNeptune-Pluto85bc, Anaximander, Aristotle, Athens, Hellinization, Mediterranean, Neptune, paradox, Paradox2140:Progress, Persia, phoenician alphabet, Plato, Pluto, progress, Rome, Seleucid Wars, Socrates, Sparta

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The Zeitgeist Movement and Paradox2140

Con­tents [ hide ] Dif­fer­ent Paths, Same Result Please watch the embed­ded video and com­pare to Paradox2140:Progress. Both reach the same con­clu­sions via dif­fer­ent paths. I also included Empathic Civ­i­liza­tion video as part of the embed, because it too asks the same ques­tions and pro­vides answers. Who Dic­tates Moral­ity in Moral­ity in the post-Modern World, […]

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People Make History

Con­tents [ hide ] 1 Or Why I Love Sat­urn 2 Sat­urn and Gen­er­a­tions 3 Stan­dard Tran­sits for Every­one Or Why I Love Sat­urn Astrologers for­ever have strug­gled to explain why astrol­ogy works. some put forth mag­netic forces, plan­e­tary influ­ence, cit­ing the obvi­ous pull of our moon, affect­ing our earthly tides. I will not here […]

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