The cyclical nature of time, as described by ancient cultures, indicates that we are currently transitioning into a new phase of existence, marked by significant changes. In 2030, the UN has set a target for achieving sustainable development goals, indicating a significant shift in global priorities.

The prophecy from the Hopi tradition indicates we have experienced two major upheavals in the past, with a third significant change anticipated.

Civilization could end with a bang, like World War III, or a whimper, like a demographic collapse. It's crucial to consider these risks.

Indigenous traditions, including those from Native North American and Hindu cultures, suggest we are entering a transformative phase known as the Kali Yuga.

Despite predictions of doom, history shows that humans often anticipate the end of times. It's okay to have unconventional ideas and to question mainstream beliefs, rather than simply accepting them as truth.

I believe humans will still exist when the 10,000 year clock runs out, but civilizations will rise and fall over that time.

If we don't become a multi-planetary species, we risk facing calamities that could threaten humanity's existence on Earth.

The multiverse theory suggests that there could be multiple Big Bangs happening all the time, creating new universes continuously.

The king's list from ancient Sumeria suggests that rulers lived for thousands of years before a great flood, challenging historical timelines.