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No one model wins. Even the meaning of past wars and failed institutions becomes part of modern politics.
Origins & chronology · Dedicated entry
The First Ideological Schisms of the Modern Age
New political, economic, cultural, and technological movements challenge the Three Pillars. At first the fight is mostly over ideas: who should rule, who should pay, what history means, and what the future should preserve.
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New political, economic, cultural, and technological movements challenge the Three Pillars. At first the fight is mostly over ideas: who should rule, who should pay, what history means, and what the future should preserve.
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These arguments create the beliefs that later harden into competing blocs and open conflict.
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No one model wins. Even the meaning of past wars and failed institutions becomes part of modern politics.
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These arguments create the beliefs that later harden into competing blocs and open conflict.
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