Is it normal to believe that homo sapiens won't live another 200 years?
Especially with the horrible conditions we're dealing with right now. And they're only getting worse.
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Especially with the horrible conditions we're dealing with right now. And they're only getting worse.
Nuclear weapons are dangerous, but it's highly unlikely that our species would be totally wiped out by them--It's not likely we'll be in a situation where we equally distribute them all across the world in such a manner as to annihilate the human population. The only other way I imagine humanity could be totally wiped out is through an asteroid impact, and we're not likely to see one that big in the next two centuries.
Global warming won't kill all humans either, it will likely cause food shortages, land loss, and more war and general tension, but it wouldn't kill us off.
I can't say whether it's normal to believe our species will go extinct within two centuries, however, I do think it's overly fatalistic.