Thoughts about the doomsday clock that is made by scientists?? Are they just another cult thinking about the end of the world, or if this is serious, how much time do we have before the Earth is uninhabitable?
>>17022283Absolute nothingburger, definitely massively biased by whatever political ideology whoever made this had.And what's with the non-chronologicality? 2002 and 1947 are both shown as "7 minutes", it's not clear what a "second" here is supposed to mean, or what they are even trying to imply.
I think that it's read such as in 1991 a k board poster in your area said they can drive to your house and shoot you within 17 minutes
>>17022283Theater kid nonsense.
>>17022284It's non-chronological because after the Cold War ended they set it back a whole bunch, pretty sure they've been continuously moving it forward again since though which is why they started doing seconds as they realized they were running out of space.You're probably right about political bias, although there's also the attention whore factor where an otherwise largely irrelevant organization can get a day of global press coverage by saying "OMG we're 80+n seconds to midnight now"
>>17022284>>17022289>nothingburger>Russia's continued war in Ukraine, the U.S. and Israeli bombing of Iran, and border clashes between India and Pakistan. Other cited factors include ongoing tensions in Asia, including on the Korean Peninsula, as well as rising tensions in the Western hemisphere, and the expiration of the New START treaty on February 5, 2026.[57] Rising nuclear proliferation, effects of climate change, biological threats, and advancing technologies have also continued. This is the closest to midnight the Clock has been since its inception...
>>17022294all nothingburgers anonnobody's going to start flinging nukes over that shit
>>17022283normal people are asleep around midnight to not get psychosis fron sleep deprivation
>>17022283Two minutes to midnightThe hands that threaten doomTwo minutes to midnightTo kill the unborn in the womb
I get the idea, but it does feel a little arbitrary at times
>>17022294>confuses claims about the relevancy of real events with claims about the irrelevancy of some stupid metrics made to measure such eventsyou should unironically ask for a disability pension
>>17022283It'll be maximally amusing when they have to start reporting fractional seconds in order to get the same fix of urgent modernity. A fraction is a fraction, so once they cross that line, they'll be chasing the dragon to no avail and this clock will eventually be replaced by a new clock by the same cult of people under a different name, perhaps the Doomsday Stopwatch.
>>17022283Not science, and any lowercase scientist associated with it is irrelevant to STEM >>>/pol/
>>17022283literally every generation in human history has a sect of doomsday cultists who are certain the end of times are upon us. in the past it's been overtly religious (eg, millennarians) and in the present it's the same religious brain wiring but informed by the authoritative veneer of The Science (the secularist's religion, it could be argued)
>>17022294>effects of climate changeWhat you really mean is the effects of weather manipulation for the globalist new left's political, as well as monetary gain of metacapitalists like Bill Gates who profit from it with insider information and investing in agricultural terrain. Environmentalism is green socialism. Also, the Sun's patterns of movement and change can and have influenced the Earth's weather.“Climate Change is a Class Issue | Global Ecosocialist Network”:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDwENPaaWm4“Global warming: why you should not worry”:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwvVephTIHU“WARNING: Environmentalism Is Socialism | Heck Off, Commie!”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BqN99E2uaM“Judith Curry: How Climate 'Science' Got Hijacked by Alarmists”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVi01vJ4nxMhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/350470392_Influence_of_Solar_Activity_on_Climate_Changehttps://mcdermod.substack.com/p/a-half-century-of-failed-climate
>>17022330I just hoped to find this here, thanks
>>17022283Ah yes. The clock that is run by renowned scientists such as Jerry Brown.Get better bait.
>>17022615Further sources for independent study or research:https://geoengineeringwatch.org/chemtrails-a-planetary-catastrophe-created-by-geo-engineering/https://geoengineeringwatch.org/documents/vol3ch15.pdf“Ida Auken - Welcome To 2030: I Own Nothing, Have No Privacy And Life Has Never Been Better (2016)”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVFOtqlcF9U“ CARBON TAX, SMART CITIES, 'PAVE' WAY TO PAY THE ANTI-CHRIST A UNIVERSAL TAXSPACEMAN2.0”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dxkxtnUsoo“Carbon Credit System, as new CURRENCY?”https://www.bitchute.com/video/Ok1ezfr8ozYABill Gates publicly admits the (also Malthusian) depopulation agenda is connected to net zero carbon emmissions with mass vaccination campaigns:https://youtu.be/JaF-fq2Zn7I?si=q5B4iO47gZjkuEq_&t=280https://www.reddit.com/r/ObscurePatentDangers/comments/1n5vnhr/weather_modification_by_bill_gates/https://www.forbes.com/sites/arielcohen/2021/01/11/bill-gates-backed-climate-solution-gains-traction-but-concerns-linger/https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-02-03-scientists-trying-to-stop-bill-gates-sun-dimming-experiment.htmlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tectonic_weaponhttps://hal.science/hal-01082992
>>17022284the clock is constantly hovering back and forth in the final few minuteswhich of course makes "clock" a terrible metaphor for what they're doing. Should be a doomsday meter
During the Cuban Missile Crisis, which is the closest we've come to a global nuclear war, the clock was at seven minutes to midnight. Now it's at one minute, twenty five seconds.
>>17022687Having observed the last 10 years of very overtly disappearing and reappearing history, I don’t think any collection of contemporary records or accounts of the Cuban missile crisis could convince me that it was any more or less severe than any of our current reality TV hysteria. But I agree with your point.
Odds of world ending approximately 0%
Frightened dorkwads have somehow managed to create a timescale that moves even slower than Namekian minutes.
