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, The Sekhmet Hypothesis po raz pierwszy zos … The Sekhmet Hypothesis po raz pierwszy została opublikowana przez Iaina Spence'a w 1995 roku. Hipoteza sugeruje możliwe powiązanie między wyłanianiem się młodzieżowych symboli kulturowych a cyklem słonecznym trwającym 11 lat. Hipoteza została ponownie opublikowana w 1997 roku w dzienniku Towards 2012 i w 1999 roku w magazynie Sleazenation.12 i w 1999 roku w magazynie Sleazenation.
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