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To state that we live in an exciting epoch would be at once an understatement and an affront to the history of human. Though it could be easily argued that some epochs were more boring than others�the third century seems especially uneventful�the case for �Most Exciting Epoch� could be argued by any people in any place at any time to no avail. Try telling the Persian Sassanid Dynasty that the third century was uneventful! This whole existence thing is a riot.
Since this is our day, our partiality to deeming this era especially thrilling is understandable. History�s frontier is always the most exciting place to be. Our case, however, is bolstered by the industrial and technological revolutions, which have changed and continue to change the nature of our daily existence in ways erstwhile generations could never have fathomed.
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