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* FictionalFieldOfScience: Global Dynamics is basically [[Creator/IsaacAsimov Asimov's]] [[Literature/ThePsychohistorians Psychohistory]], with both being a mixture of applied mathematics and social sciences, both deriving material from highly detailed data about the population, and both using that data for the purpose of predicting the future.
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* MultipleChoicePast: The Old Man's origins are never clarified. [[spoiler: If the Librarian is to be believed, he used to be a student of {{Carl Jung}}, before twisting his mentor's idea of the collective unconscious into the early stages of [[Main/FictionalFieldOfScience Global Dynamics]]. His theories garnered attention that grew into cult activity, which eventually led to a vaguely explained catastrophe.]] The real-life reason for this nebulous backstory might be [[spoiler: the fact that Jesse Karp initially conceived of the second book's villain as a sort of vessel for the first book's villain, before changing the concept in a rewrite]].
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* AdultFear: ''Everyone'' forgetting who you are except you.
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* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Castillo and Roarke in the sequel.
