The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of Liberty — John Shaqi
The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of LibertyFernández Bolívar, Víctor José
Philosophy
The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of Liberty
Fernández Bolívar, Víctor José
History -- Philosophy
In
the second cycle, year of great fractionation in the Mexican culture, we have
the Oomecan art and, in its third cycle in the same era, the Mayan art; in the
unification era, we have the Toltec and Aztec Empires, with which the third
cycle ends.� In the Peruvian culture, the first in its era of great
fractionation we find the Pre-Chimu art, then Tiahuacu art with which this
cycle ends.
In
the third cycle, era of great fractionation, there are the Tahuantinsuyo and
Inca Empires in the era of unification, thus ending this cycle.
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b) With regards to the unification nuclei in our
continent, we learn that once the Spanish Empire extended its hegemony in
America, the American cultures were reaching the end of their third cycle and,
for this reason, were easily substituted for those of the Conquistadors,
reducing the autochthonous population in favor of the new population:�
Spanish,
French, English, Europeans in general.
Now
then, what happens in the regions after having gone through the creative wave?
African
cultures have returned to primitive life, at least up to our days. The Egyptian
culture fulfilled the three cycles, in this manner finishing a great expression
of civilization developed in our planet.�
In
the Americas, the autochthonous population has been reduced to tribes that tend
to extinguish. In this manner, the American lands having been populated by
European races, have constituted a series of nations that form the so called
�world of Columbus�. In this sense, Dr. Deulofeu maintains the hypothesis that
the new settlers would follow the historical rhythm and process of their
countries of origin.�
The
mathematics of history precisely states that when Empires are in a depressive
phase, they lose their colonies, the new countries begin their so called
relative independence phase, characterized by political effervescence and
instability and, once it ends, enter into a phase of progress, the first period
of great strategic victories.�
Thus
as in the case of the scientific prediction of Dr. Deulofeu, of the creation of
a great nucleus in the North of South America, it is estimated that, as with
the Spanish Empire, the formation of the Great Colombia of Bol�var (Bolivarian
Federation) is initiated in the year 1479, plus five and one-half centuries,
could not have happened before the year 2029 (1479 + 550 = 2029).
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