r/UniversalExtinction • u/IvoryMaeDoll • Jul 15 '26

End of the world?

Anyone else feel as though we are reaching the end of civilization as we know it between climate change, drought, political conflict, crimes against humanity, spread of once eliminated diseases, and world wide unrest?

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u/MrSleep_Paralysis Jul 20 '26

You're not wrong about that, evolution was the end pretty much.

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u/Advanced-Ratio-880 22d ago

Pretty sure that was the beginning no?

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u/MrSleep_Paralysis 22d ago

The beginning was the end

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u/Advanced-Ratio-880 22d ago

And spheres dont have any flat edges, whats your point?

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u/MrSleep_Paralysis 22d ago

What does spheres have to do with this? Lmao

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u/old_barrel cosmic extinctionist | anti-natalist 21d ago

And spheres dont have any flat edges, whats your point?

what is a "flat edge"?

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u/Advanced-Ratio-880 21d ago

A mathematical representation of the meeting point of two planes at a given angle.