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The Dim Hypothesis: Why the Lights of the West Are Going Out
New American Library (2012)
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An Ayn Rand scholar uses three methods he created to demonstrate historical and future trends in the fields of literature, physics, education and politics and discusses his theory that the United States is losing its dominance in these areas.
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