Scientific-Mathematical Observations on World History's Development

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Exploring the intersection of history, philosophy, and physics, this Research Essay investigates the underlying mathematical and historical reasons for the durations of World Wars I and II. It posits that the wars' lengths—four and six solar years—are not coincidental but rather reflect deeper numerical and scientific principles. The essay serves as a metaphorical bridge, aiming to uncover the secret connections that dictate these significant historical events through a unique analytical lens.