Tyler Hurst

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Toward the end of a High, strains begin to show: ■ The elder Nomads, now appearing less cautious than reactionary, begin impeding the Heroes’ expanding ambitions. ■ The midlife Heroes, now filled with the hubris of power, grow impatient to lead society toward ever-grander worldly constructions. ■ The young-adult Artists, now chafing at an unfulfilling helpmate’s role, yearn to break away and take down social barriers. ■ The child Prophets, indulged by adults who are confident in their future, begin sensing a dire spiritual void at the heart of the Heroes’ secular order.
The Fourth Turning: What the Cycles of History Tell Us About America's Next Rendezvous with Destiny
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