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Come back with me to the early weeks of March, when 25 BYU students are stepping out of airport vans onto dewy green turf in La Mirada, California. The sweeping sunshine and balmy breeze are quite at odds with the tension percolating among the students, of whom the majority are members of the Church of Jesus Latter-day Saints—they are going as “wanderers in a strange land,” as the prophet Jacob so neatly puts it, to visit with students at Biola University, an evangelical Christian university [1].
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The end of the world as we know it comes slowly. One day, everyone started using an iPhone, and Blackberries faded out of existence; one day the dodo walked and squawked through the forests of Mauritius, and one day it simply didn’t anymore. One day, authoritarians ruled every major state or empire [1]; one day, those states faded from prominence, while democracies took their place.
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Predawn light bleeds through your windows. You do your hair carefully for the day—you’ve noticed the guys at work who use nice products are taken more seriously [1]. You settle for hair gel and cologne: $20 total, $4 more than the women’s versions. Masculinity apparently costs extra [2].
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