Society is approaching its end from "summary" of The Decline of the West by Oswald Spengler
The rhythms of history are like those of music, forming a vast symphony that rises and falls, reaching its crescendo before gradually fading away. Just as the growth of a plant leads to its decline and death, so too does the life of a civilization follow a similar path. The signs of decline are visible all around us, with the once vibrant and dynamic societies of the past now stagnating and decaying. The modern world is marked by a sense of restlessness and disillusionment, as the old certainties and values crumble before our eyes. Technology and material wealth may have reached unprecedented heights, but they are hollow achievements, lacking the spiritual depth and vitality that sustained civilizations of the past. The pursuit of individualism and self-gratification has led to a fragmentation of society, with people becoming increasingly isolated and disconnected from one another. The very fabric of society is unraveling, as traditional institutions and beliefs are undermined and discarded. The rise of mass democracy has l...
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