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Strange how /r/collapse seems to be bleeding out everywhere these days. Weren’t they mocked as doom-and-gloomers just a few years ago? They sound pretty Cassan
by rekabis 4y ago
Strange how /r/collapse seems to be bleeding out everywhere these days.
Weren’t they mocked as doom-and-gloomers just a few years ago? They sound pretty Cassandrian these days…
- layman51 4y agoI am noticing the same thing too, but only on the Internet. I don't really hear so much about these "doomer" topics when I speak with people in the physical world. I struggle with how to feel about this kind of prophetic, serious news. I personally don't like to spread it because I don't want to give off bad vibes to others.
- sillywalk 4y agoI also struggle with the sort of existential stuff this brings to bear. (I basically think we're f'd). Talking about horrible things is considered bad 'table manners'.That's what I got from watching 'Don't Look Up'. I mean, what is one supposed to do or say? Especially to people with young children?