@leeseongwei: 🚨 A scientist once predicted the world could collapse by November 13, 2026 — but not because of magic or prophecy. In 1960, physicist published a paper in the journal warning that human population growth was increasing at an unsustainable rate. Using mathematical models, he argued that if population growth continued exponentially forever, humanity would eventually hit a breaking point where Earth’s resources could no longer keep up. But here’s what most viral posts leave out: ❌ He did NOT literally predict Earth would explode or humanity would suddenly end in 2026. ✅ The paper was mainly a warning about overpopulation, resource depletion, environmental stress, food shortages, and social instability if growth remained unchecked. Interestingly, global population growth has actually slowed down significantly since then because of: • Lower birth rates • Better education • Urbanization • Access to healthcare and family planning Still, many scientists today agree that the core issue remains important: 🌍 Climate change 🌾 Food security 💧 Water shortages ⚡ Energy demand 🏙️ Overconsumption So 2026 is not a confirmed “end of the world” date. The real message is that how humanity manages resources, technology, and the environment will shape the future of civilization. Source: von Foerster, H., Mora, P. M., & Amiot, L. W. (1960). “Doomsday: Friday, 13 November, A.D. 2026.” Science.

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