The law of eschatological convergence says that identifying where different end-times scripts overlap lets an analyst predict how actors will behave and how the world may turn out.
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The law of eschatological convergence says that identifying where different end-times scripts overlap lets an analyst predict how actors will behave and how the world may turn out.
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Eschatologies are compelling because they answer where humans come from, what they are doing here, and where they are going, while also giving people roles in a script with momentum.
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"All right, so let us examine why this is important, okay? So today, I want to introduce you to a new thing, okay? A..."
"...the operating system of a society. And as such, it's a script that they will act out. And if you're able to figure out..."
"Okay, so that's how I see the war developing over the next few months. Today, I want to talk about what the future is..."
"...It's a story unto itself. You can think of eschatologies as scripts, really. Scripts that have a momentum of their own. Scripts that allow..."
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