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A Generalized Gompertz Law for the Rise and Fall of Empires
Human societies tend to evolve toward increasing scale and complexity, often followed by stagnation and decline. Historical empires provide a prominent example of this trajectory; however, existing quantitative models capture expansion and rarely account for decline within a unified framework. Here,
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