Omens

2/12/2014

This thought-provoking essay delves into the concept of human extinction and the potential factors that could contribute to it. The author explores various apocalyptic scenarios, including natural disasters, climate change, and technological advancements gone wrong. It discusses the fragility of our existence as a species, describing the potential vulnerabilities and limitations of human civilization. The essay raises important questions about the impact of our actions on the future of humanity. It also acknowledges the uncertainty surrounding this topic, reminding readers of the value of preserving and cherishing our current existence.

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