Originally Posted by
Mr. Goodtimes
I think Yellowstone erupting is a lot more likely than anything else. If Yellowstone erupts it wont be the end of the world, just the end of the world as we know it. Large amounts of ash in the atmosphere will likely cause a global cooling, possibly throwing us into another ice age (which were about due for). A lot of crops will die off and most of the Midwest will be covered in ash. National and global instability would surely ensue due to a food shortage, economic damage, large amounts of refugees etc. I think if something of that nature happens we could expect to see something close to anarchy in this country.
EDIT: overall though there seems to be a lot of fear mongering going on in the world. People seem to be infatuated with the end times. I think were headed for a time of national and global instability but people need to quit freaking out about gamma ray bursts and all that BS. A lot of this stuff is theoretical. These scientists change their minds all the time. I think an ice age is far more likely than anything else, and even then... It actually seems like maybe there is a likelihood that Yellowstone could erupt with all this other volcanic activity. I'd like to read more about it.
If the Yellowstone Caldera goes so does the grain belt. Most of the world would starve as there would be no sun light for several years so crops could not grow. I DO believe that some humans would survive if this occurs but it would be like what was presented in The Road.
We know that in about five billion years our sun will become a red giant at the end of it's life cycle as it will have consumed all of it's fuel and simply burn out. The Earth will be burned up before becoming consumed by the growing red giant. Nothing is absolute and all things come to an end in the universe, it's just the nature of the beast.
As for me, myself, and I. . .I'm am more concerned with the human element and prepare accordingly.
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