so it's on them

Rome, Greece, Napoleon, all examples of the cycle

I'm thinking of something a little more catastrophic: a cycle of nature as opposed to a cycle of empires

America died when it became disunified

The country was in tact but it's spirit had faded

And without the spirit the body is dead

cycle of nature

what

Maybe, it needs a fire. A spark, like back during the Revolution

The spirit needs awakened

Where everyone can get behind a cause

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/document/cia-rdp79b00752a000300070001-8

But selfishness kills that spirit

@BoostyRB25

I mean that we're going to experience reversals in earth's magnetic field caused by the galactic center inverting its polarity: causing solar flares, earthquakes, tsunamis, mass extinction events, etc.

This is but a dress rehearsal for 2029

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetohydrodynamics

https://spacein3d.com/most-dangerous/apophis

I forgot who said, but every generation has a catastrophe they respond to, like the Greatest Generation had ww2. And Millennials catastrophe is estimated to to hit 2025

So not too long

This is the boomercaust, the Gen X crisis, and the millenial shoah

and partially the zoomergrinder

~3981.75 days or

I'm technically a millennial, born 2002. 1994-2004 is millennials

~10.91 years

untill possible impact

wait no

2nd impact time?

it's moving slower than earth tho

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/305971138_Evidence_for_a_Solar_Flare_Cause_of_the_Pleistocene_Mass_Extinction

so it's chances are likely far less

@ChaosNatural it all comes tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling downn

so the scientists were likely very correct.

And further down, until up is all you can go

Jupiter will also be the closest to us it ever is in its entire orbit though at the exact same moment

Potentially affecting the asteroid gravitationally.

hell is a bottomless pit

if tha'ts what you're referring ot

knowledge is a bottomless pit, hell is other people and we are other people

noo

I thought he was speaking metaphorically, like hitting rock bottom