File:Timewave 9 11 2001.png

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English: Screenshot of the Timewave Zero software graphing Terrence Mckenna's 'novelty wave' over a 25–year period. Higher points on the y axis represent instances of habitual trends in universal phenomena. Lower points indicate moments of increased novelty. The unconnected vertical line at the graph's midpoint indicates the location of the target date.
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(Original text : 16:07, 29 Jun 2004 (UTC)
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Created by Clarknova, uploaded to Wikimedia Commons by John Manuel K. T.

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  • 2004-06-29 16:02 Clarknova 640×400× (23803 bytes) Screenshot of the ''Timewave Zero'' software graping Terrence Mckenna's 'novelty wave' over a period of 25 years. Higher points on the 'y' axis represent instances of habitual trends in universal phenomena. Lower points indicate moments of increased nov

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