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<div style="float:left;margin:0.5em 0.9em 0.4em 0;">[[File:Sars Johan Ernst.gif|150px]]</div>'''Combinationalism''' is a {{wp|Populism|populist}} political ideology and movement that rose to prominence in the !Western world during the early 20th century. Combinationalism argues that the central political issue in capitalist societies is the conflict between {{wp|Liberty|individual liberty}} and {{wp|Social equality|social equality}}, and that these two competing interests must be reconciled, or “combined”, in order to maximize the wellbeing of the people. Combinationalists generally advocate for social welfare policies to take the least intrusive means possible to ensure an adequate standard of living for all members of a society, and to strengthen, not replace, social institutions such as churches, families, and community organizations. In the 21st century, combinationalist movements are commonly associated with policies promoting {{wp|Tax reform|tax simplification}}, {{wp|Freedom of religion|religious liberty}}, {{wp|Right to property|property rights}}, a {{wp|Universal basic income|universal basic income}}, and the {{wp|Right to privacy|right to privacy}}. The term “combinationalism” was coined by [[Waldrich|Waldish]] philosopher [[Knut Arvidsen]] in his 1878 essay ''[[The Combinationalist State]]'', which is widely considered to be the foundational document of the ideology.  After the [[Recession of 1924]], combinationalist movements entered the political mainstream in several countries in the Elias continents.  [[Helmenland]] became the first nation with an openly combinationalist government in 1930, when [[Risto Saari]] and his [[National Combinationalist Party]] rose to power in the aftermath of the [[Helmish Civil War]]. Combinationalism spread to [[Calesia]] after the [[Great War (Teleon)|Great War]], when it was embraced by agrarian and labor movements in order to encourage an equitable reconstruction of the war-torn continent.  Waldish [[Lawspeaker of Waldrich|Lawspeaker]] [[Karl Fjellheim]] was an early proponent of Calesian combinationalism, enacting a series of economic and social reforms during the 1940s that became known internationally as the [[Waldish model]]. Political scientists disagree significantly on how best to categorize combinationalism as an ideology. Different academic sources have alternatively described the ideology as a variant of {{wp|Welfare capitalism|welfare capitalism}}, {{wp|Third way|third way politics}}, and {{wp|Radical centrism|radical centrism}}, with no agreement on whether it lies to the left or right of the political spectrum.  In addition, various combinationalist movements around the world, and often within the same country, differ significantly in their answers to key combinationalist questions. As a result, combinationalism has often been referred to as a “big-tent” ideology, with different movements unified only by a “shared undercurrent of populism”. ('''[[Combinationalism|See more...]]''')
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The '''Catabole''', also referred to as the '''Catabolic Event''' or the '''Great Calamity''', was the {{wp|impact event|impact}} of a {{wp|superbolide}} in the [[X Sea]] in the early afternoon of 13 September 1348. The presumably 350–370 m (1,210 ft) diameter, 61 million tonnes heavy {{wp|near-Earth asteroid|near-Teleon}} {{wp|C-type asteroid}} with a {{wp|carbonaceous crondite}}-like composition, called the '''Catabolic impactor''', struck [[Teleon]] approximately 17.4 km (10.8 mi) off the shoreline of [[X]] in [[X]] at a shallow {{wp|atmospheric entry}} angle of 21.1 degrees and a speed relative to Teleon of 28.6 km per second (17.8 mi per second). The impact had profound effects on the course of world history. The object impacted the {{wp|sedimentary rock}} of the {{wp|sea floor}} with a {{wp|kinetic energy}} equivalent of about 1,150 {{wp|TNT equivalent|megatons of TNT}} and instantaneously formed an {{wp|impact crater}} 4.9 km (3.0 mi) wide and 850 m (2,789 ft) deep. The resulting emission of {{wp|thermal radiation}}, {{wp|shock wave}}s, seismic activity, and expulsion of {{wp|megatsunami}}s over 80 m (262 ft) tall led to the widespread devastation of communities along the surrounding coasts of the X Sea and the broader [[X]], killing approximately 2.65–3.5 million people in one of the [[List of Teleon natural disasters by death toll|deadliest single natural disasters in recorded history]]; numerous major cities such as X and X were entirely annihilated. It was the worst natural disaster in Calesian and Hylasian history, the worst natural disaster in a millenium, and the largest impact event ever witnessed by humankind. ('''[[Catabole|See more...]]''')
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The Catabole, also referred to as the Catabolic Event or the Great Calamity, was the impact of a superbolide in the X Sea in the early afternoon of 13 September 1348. The presumably 350–370 m (1,210 ft) diameter, 61 million tonnes heavy near-Teleon C-type asteroid with a carbonaceous crondite-like composition, called the Catabolic impactor, struck Teleon approximately 17.4 km (10.8 mi) off the shoreline of X in X at a shallow atmospheric entry angle of 21.1 degrees and a speed relative to Teleon of 28.6 km per second (17.8 mi per second). The impact had profound effects on the course of world history. The object impacted the sedimentary rock of the sea floor with a kinetic energy equivalent of about 1,150 megatons of TNT and instantaneously formed an impact crater 4.9 km (3.0 mi) wide and 850 m (2,789 ft) deep. The resulting emission of thermal radiation, shock waves, seismic activity, and expulsion of megatsunamis over 80 m (262 ft) tall led to the widespread devastation of communities along the surrounding coasts of the X Sea and the broader X, killing approximately 2.65–3.5 million people in one of the deadliest single natural disasters in recorded history; numerous major cities such as X and X were entirely annihilated. It was the worst natural disaster in Calesian and Hylasian history, the worst natural disaster in a millenium, and the largest impact event ever witnessed by humankind. (See more...)

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