You mean to say that you hope for a 'catastrophe', don't you?
An 'apocalypse' is a delusional, religious fear-mongering fantasy, with some catastrophic elements incorporated into it, that will never happen in the real world.
You don't need to hope for a catastrophe, because you are living through one.
We are currently on the verge of, or in the midst of, a catastrophic collapse of civilization, depending on where you currently reside.
None of the things that you mentioned will ever wipe out the majority of humans, except...
1) A very large meteor or comet impactor, but this is extremely unlikely to occur within the next million years.
2) Most diseases only kill off a very small percentage of a population.
Even if a very severe disease pandemic were to occur, humans have proven to be remarkably resilient, and will likely rapidly expand their populations in the aftermath of such an event.
3) Only a very large super-volcanic eruption, large enough to disrupt the food supply significantly, would kill off the majority of humans.
Again, this is extremely unlikely to occur, and the surviving human populations would likely quickly rebound from such an event, once food production is able to resume normally.
But there is currently a natural disaster happening, that will eventually cause the majority of humans to perish.
It is the gradual weakening of the world's geomagnetic field, with a probable geomagnetic reversal in the near future (c. 500 to 4,000 years).
This is causing trouble in the brains of most humans, because of increased exposure to energies and particles of the Sun, and of other astronomical objects.
OMFG your really serious about that hypothesis. I don't know which documentary you have seen, or written study, but i assure you that it is rubbish. Climate change is a real problem, one that is already being addressed as we speak.
Who were your ancestors 780,000 years ago, and how did they live?
So no, it won't kill off humans outright, but it is causing various abnormal psychotic behaviours to occur in many people. This can only lead to trouble.
The atmosphere is actually not that thick, and only provides partial protection.
There is plenty of space between and within the gaseous molecules in the atmosphere. In fact, even solids are, in fact, mostly empty space.
You don't need to go to Mars, because you live in spaceship homeworld, and every day you receive an extra dose (although there are various significant events, that happen from time-to-time, when it is far worse than background levels).
That's a non proven theory exclusive to astronauts exposed to cosmic rays. Your jumping to conclusions here, linking dots, saying earth is losing its capacity to protect us from these so called cosmic rays. If this was as big as you say it is, the whole world press would have make a fuss about it by now, filmmakers would produce documentaries and it would be topic of political discussion.
IIN I hope for an apocalypse?
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You mean to say that you hope for a 'catastrophe', don't you?
An 'apocalypse' is a delusional, religious fear-mongering fantasy, with some catastrophic elements incorporated into it, that will never happen in the real world.
You don't need to hope for a catastrophe, because you are living through one.
We are currently on the verge of, or in the midst of, a catastrophic collapse of civilization, depending on where you currently reside.
None of the things that you mentioned will ever wipe out the majority of humans, except...
1) A very large meteor or comet impactor, but this is extremely unlikely to occur within the next million years.
2) Most diseases only kill off a very small percentage of a population.
Even if a very severe disease pandemic were to occur, humans have proven to be remarkably resilient, and will likely rapidly expand their populations in the aftermath of such an event.
3) Only a very large super-volcanic eruption, large enough to disrupt the food supply significantly, would kill off the majority of humans.
Again, this is extremely unlikely to occur, and the surviving human populations would likely quickly rebound from such an event, once food production is able to resume normally.
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But there is currently a natural disaster happening, that will eventually cause the majority of humans to perish.
It is the gradual weakening of the world's geomagnetic field, with a probable geomagnetic reversal in the near future (c. 500 to 4,000 years).
This is causing trouble in the brains of most humans, because of increased exposure to energies and particles of the Sun, and of other astronomical objects.
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Your brain. Yes, I believe it.
First I thought you were making fun of this theory by spamming it but now I dont even know anymore
OMFG your really serious about that hypothesis. I don't know which documentary you have seen, or written study, but i assure you that it is rubbish. Climate change is a real problem, one that is already being addressed as we speak.
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http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2017/02/nasa-earths-last-full-magnetic-pole-reversal-occured-700000-years-ago-are-we-due-the-earths-continuously-changing-ma.html
"But you never know."
Who were your ancestors 780,000 years ago, and how did they live?
So no, it won't kill off humans outright, but it is causing various abnormal psychotic behaviours to occur in many people. This can only lead to trouble.
The atmosphere is actually not that thick, and only provides partial protection.
There is plenty of space between and within the gaseous molecules in the atmosphere. In fact, even solids are, in fact, mostly empty space.
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http://www.spacesafetymagazine.com/spaceflight/space-medicine/long-term-cosmic-ray-exposure-leads-to-dementia-like-impairments/
You don't need to go to Mars, because you live in spaceship homeworld, and every day you receive an extra dose (although there are various significant events, that happen from time-to-time, when it is far worse than background levels).
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That's a non proven theory exclusive to astronauts exposed to cosmic rays. Your jumping to conclusions here, linking dots, saying earth is losing its capacity to protect us from these so called cosmic rays. If this was as big as you say it is, the whole world press would have make a fuss about it by now, filmmakers would produce documentaries and it would be topic of political discussion.
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And you don't think that most of this is being supressed in the media, so as not to cause panic and hysteria in the population?
http://www.newsweek.com/earth-magnetic-field-south-atlantic-anomaly-study-553357
http://www.thedrive.com/news/5558/cosmic-rays-could-cause-mars-voyagers-to-develop-space-brain
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https://phys.org/news/2017-01-cosmic-catastrophes-life-earth.html
so yallre sayin the whackos what only come out at night is the least whackoa anyone?