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The Third Wave was a social experiment by a high school teacher in 1967 to demonstrate how fascism could rise in Germany. Students were recruited into a fictional movement called "The Third Wave" and were subjected to strict rules and propaganda.
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The Third Wave is a 1980 book that describes the transition from Industrial Age society to Information Age society. It introduces the concept of wave theory and identifies key characteristics of the Third Wave, such as the decline of the nation-state, the rise of knowledge and information, and the emergence of new technologies.
- Alvin Toffler
- 1980
Jan 1, 1980 · Toffler is a privileged extreme centrist living with rose colored glasses (‘la vie en rose’) hypothesizing a third wave while visualizing the future while always staying within the confines of his second wave, the industrial wave, motifs dominated by his privileged identity.
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Learn about the social experiment in fascism conducted by Ron Jones in 1967, and its variations in films, books and theater. Find resources, news, FAQs and contact information for the original participants and supporters of The Third Wave.
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