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END-OF-THE-WORLD: Why We Keep Predicting the Apocalypse

END-OF-THE-WORLD: Why We Keep Predicting the Apocalypse

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In The New York Times Magazine, columnist David Wallace-Wells explores a recurring question in human history: Why are people so drawn to predictions of the end of the world? The essay argues that apocalyptic thinking is not simply fearmongering or superstition. Rather, it is a deep human response to periods of rapid change, uncertainty, and perceived loss of control. 


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