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Novelty theory is entirely rubbish. That being said, let's look into it a bit!

Novelty theory has a few basic tenets:

* That the universe is a living system with a teleological attractor at the end of time that drives the increase and conservation of interconnectedness (organised complexity).
* That interconnectedness increases over time, despite repeated setbacks.
* That the human brain represents the pinnacle of organised complexity in the known universe to date.
* That fluctuations in novelty over time are self-similar at different scales. Thus the rise and fall of the Roman Empire might be resonant with the life of a family within a single generation, or with an individual's day at work.

... OK, that last one is what we want to focus on. But, I'll finish the tenets just for kicks...

* That as the organised complexity of human thought and culture increases, universal interconnectedness approaches a Koch curve of infinite exponential growth (singularity).
* That in the time immediately prior to, and during this omega point of infinite interconnectedness (nonlocality), anything and everything conceivable to the human imagination will occur instantaneously, presentation as an implication.
* That the date of this singularity is December 21, 2012, the end of the long count of the Mayan calendar.

This idea is for a web-based service to take in details about your life, does some database matching and whatnot, and then it returns the period in a civilization's history that corresponds to your timeline all fractal like... or as they say 'self-similar at different scales'. Also, it could dissect individual days, months, etc..

The trick will be in how the computer judges rises and falls in your timeline, and matches them most appropriately with the rises and falls in a historic timeline. This is the essence of the idea, anyways. Yes, far out. But would you include a visit to this site during your daily marauding on the interwebs? Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps.