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when do you think mankind will completely self destruct worldwide?
- Thread starter kloth
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Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
It seems more likely that there would be a gradual regression interspersed with occassional events and upheavals which contribute to, or accelerate, the process. More of a transitional era than a dividing line.
And of course, the regression all started when the world decided that catching The Gay wasn't that bad.
No wait....scratch that...the world started ending when women got the vote.
nilsz
bzzt
From my point of view, if all that is meaningful will vanish at some point in time, all was meaningless to start with. Acting as if there is no meaning is inherently meaningless, hence one must always presume there is meaning, and therefore I presume meaning will not vanish - that it will be successfully preserved (likely through strenuous efforts).
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
No, the world started ending as soon as god made the mistake of making Eve from Adam's rib in the first place.
I'll take 2048 cuz it's a power of 2.
Numerology determines all, toots!
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
Grunt.
i'll have to say 2050. because the 20th century is when mankind really evolved with technology. so it should take half that time for mankind to self destruct.
That's more or less how it usually goes when it comes to the collapse of societies.
what are we then?
Man not-so kind.
I see.
Maybe we will all be assimilated by the Borg. We are becoming more and more reliant on technology. Of course, I am just kidding.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
2100. Round Number.
Japanese robotics revolt against their creators once sustainability is realised through the robotic takeover of all production and manufacturing. Obviously started with automated assembly lines involving auto manufacturers.
Japanese robotics revolt against their creators once sustainability is realised through the robotic takeover of all production and manufacturing. Obviously started with automated assembly lines involving auto manufacturers.
nazz
Doubting Thomas
probably not until the universe itself starts to rip apart at the seams.