What causes disasters and natural calamities?
There will be many of them in the coming years. And the best one on this topic was recently Elon Musk, who simply posted a well-known meme on X about how:
“hard times create strong men…”
There is no point in continuing — everyone knows how it all ends there. But our turbulence is not limited to that. The world was shaken before us — there were epidemics and plagues, there were wars that we — the pampered inhabitants of the 21st century — would not have been able to endure — we would have simply died out in them — all. However, all this time people unconsciously strived for unity, and this vector was realized in the consolidation of states into empires, the unification of countries into unions — there were many different ones. And the sacrifices made along the way did not seem in vain. Perhaps only excessive.
Now the wind has changed. Humanity is becoming disunited at all levels — from the disintegration of the institution of family and marriage to the collapse of state coalitions. Even the Internet no longer unites people — the level of content filtering has risen to an absolutely unprecedented height. This could be compared to the era of the Inquisition, with the only difference being that in those distant times there was not so much information and such a number of diverse views on the World, starting from the widest range of pseudo-religious views and the theory of a flat Earth, and to equally stunning scientific hypotheses, which — in most of them — have no confirmation (here we are already touching on the ideas of multiverses and alternative time).
The combination of the listed factors (rapidly increasing disunity, a motley fan of views on the World, torn away from reality in most shades; the inability to work with large volumes of information and sabotage of the information flow; physical and physiological degradation of the majority of representatives of humanity) is already catastrophic in itself — potentially. But if we add to this objective climate instability and a steady increase in average temperatures on the planet and humidity, then we can guess where things are heading.
The upcoming episode, which we have already entered (at the turn of July and August) will be very sobering. Not for everyone, of course. But it seems to me that a critical mass of people who realize the irreversibility of the changes taking place will still be achieved. This means that there is a chance for some stabilization after the catastrophic period. How long it will last is unknown. But hardly less than two or three years.
However, further on — in the script of this music album — a brighter streak begins.
The graphics in this video were created by Irina Shamaeva ( The Prompter ) using the Midjourney neural network.
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