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On the other hand, Spengler may have been overly enthusiastic in fitting history to suit his narrative.

That's the typical German/Oswald Spengler cynical view of things with inevitable decline being the conclusion.

See Oswald Spengler - Rise and Fall of the West written 100 years ago.

Coyote refusing to look down—and Spengler would hardly make one think otherwise.

He's not saying anything much different than what people like Vilfredo Pareto(of Pareto principle fame) and Oswald Spengler and others of German Conservative Revolutionary movement...

On our side, people like Spengler also model societies as pseudo-organisms with lives that go through birth, adolescence, adulthood, senescence, and death.

However, Spengler maintained that the underlying pattern that each followed could be revealed through analysis, especially through studying the art, music, and architecture of each and discovering analogues.

It's a recurring bullshit just-so story peddled by people who reject the complexity of actual history, which is why you provide no sources: you have learned Spengler and Hanania are unwelcome in polite society but not why, and there is no one else to whom you could turn.

Whereas in the past, historians had been content to gather facts, chart broad cultural movements, and take the flow of time as consisting of events that were causally related, Spengler had a vision that made these circumstances not merely existent, but necessary.

For the multitude, that which it continually reads and hears.” ― Oswald Spengler, The Decline of the West, Vol.

To Spengler, each culture in the world's history had it's own unique "soil" in which to develop and grow.

When it says things like, "verifiably trustworthy" and is a Linux distribution, it makes baby Brad Spengler (Spender) cry.

Spengler was not well received by some, particularily those optimists who believe such things as "rain follows the plow", or whatever that goes by these days.

Spengler felt that this insight must force historians to approach their work in an entirely different light.

Spengler was my favorite ghostbuster when I was a kid and when I watched the movie last weekend.

Thiel, Karp and the whole cohort all sound like Oswald Spengler, not like Lewis.