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What is described above occurred everywhere on Earth, though in different evolutionary times and rhythms, according to the size of the territory, to the different social, political, and economical contexts belonging to different cultures and religions. Usually the passage from a traditional to a more modern aggregation derives from a profound crisis that involves values, religion, political and economical organizations. (14:1) Diagram number 2 (not shown) shows, at the end of every phase, the increase in distances between peaks, followed by a leap from one stage to the one immediately following it. The maximum expansion of oscillations represents the intensity of the state of crisis that leads to the "leap forward". The amplification of oscillations, together with the last period of every phase is the sign that precedes the leap to the phase immediately following. According to the most recent concepts about the evolution of the world, history runs on a progressive line driven by continuous inventions and new technologies
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