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Spengler is presented as arguing that civilizations have life cycles like people: village, town, city, megacity, then death at the height of civilization.
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Spengler
Spengler is presented as arguing that civilizations have life cycles like people: village, town, city, megacity, then death at the height of civilization.
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"And the third theory is the idea of a civilizational life cycle. And this is proposed by a German philosopher, scholar, named Oswald Spangler...."
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"Okay? You start off, so the Romans, right? The Qing Dynasty. You start off in a village. Then, if you're successful in the village,..."
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"...Okay? And that's why we have these trends. And what Oswald Spengler says is, there's nothing anyone can do about this. It is a..."
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"...is you can't actually stop the decline of empires. So Oswald Spengler, who is a German theoretician, he argues that we are human beings..."
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