Yep, that helps😁.
It's interesting that you bring up the fact that these time periods are often defined by increased levels of conflict, aggression, and natural disasters. It's even more fascinating when you begin connecting all the dots: back in cycle 24 we saw a huge increase in aggression from the US in the Middle East for a about a six year timeframe before it began to gradually deter. So, around the middle of the cycle this had occurred. We're seeing something very similar now with this cycle, not just with actual wars, but with an increased focus on economic, political, and cultural wars, as well. When you said weak-minded people it reminded me of how things such as too much convenience, state-controlled narratives, and forced compliance essentially robs or depletes the effectiveness of certain mental capabilities within individuals. For example, characteristics like critical thinking and logical reasoning. I just didn't think astrophysical reasons played a role in the display of such behavior. That being said, it's becoming easier to observe varying levels of increased aggression in society, much of the time over trivial matters. And we are around the middle of this cycle... so🤷.
It would be cool to see your report on Alexandria😁🫡.
Lucas M
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2025-06-02 15:22:13
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