I have written 30-40 volumes of between 100,000 and 250,000 words of non fiction, philosophically oriented witness history accounts, descriptions, summaries, analysis, suggestions, historical reviews and so forth of my worldview since 1999 of U.S. and global politics, tech trends, religious ideas, cosmology and so forth that I encountered and regarded as salient social facts. Occasionally I wrote a science fiction novel to be liberated from reliance upon social facts- perhaps to explain better more optimal paths society might go in, or to describe social structures from a theoretical rather than actual compresent viewpoint.
What is consistent was how in reality the character arcs and political cycles return to meaninglessness while wealth and power compile, environment declines and various themes and approaches persist. Philosophically speaking this is a long-form real time sort of capture approach to understanding the way of things in the world. I enjoyed reading Sartre's Critique of Dialectical Reason decades ago as well as Dune and the Foundation Trilogy. Even the dynamic between cosmology, evolution theory, Biblical hermeneutics and pop social world views has a 'character arc' that people adhere to in interesting ways over time. Then personal existence time runs out as society moves on- lol. It is rather interesting.
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