The first describes the repetition of the same natural cycle, and the second is related to the idea of change: "Circulation here does not refer to an ordered cycle, but the unpredictability of constantly changing directions. It refers to the possibility.
• Therefore, the revolution turned out to be a complex phenomenon with dual etymology, incorporating various etymological implications related to the etymology itself.
• This is a difference between a rebellion and a revolution. The first term indicates the random quality of the event, and the second term indicates necessity.
• The political, social, and economic factors that contributed to the political revolution of the first world era were constantly changing.
