The Internet that Cried End of the World on Friday 13 (November 2, 2026)

Another year, another long list of “end of the world” predications and prophesies that fabulously failed. One more seeks victory for November 13th, based on a 1960 report about population numbers. It’s a classic case of the “sky is falling.” Last year it was 3IAtlas, this year it’s a cheap population study based on climate alarmism and catastrophizing. Then there are the earthquake conspiracies, though activity has been below to at average. Are these stories viral because they are silly or do people believe them? Is the public stupid? Can they be used to justify censorship, or at least the advertisement backing of clickbait garbage because it sells? In Japan recent predictions of the same type have also fallen flat on their faces.

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