Scientists predict imminent human extinction
Pessimistic scholars have predicted that the world will end before the end of 2026, due to overpopulation. They affirmed that the Earth's population will reach its peak at around 10.3 billion people and then begin to decline. This prophecy dates back to a study from 1960 that warned rapid population growth could lead to disaster, especially as the population has increased from 3 billion to over 8.3 billion today. Additionally, experts like Professor von Forrester have warned for decades about the dangers of artificial intelligence, explaining that its ability to perform intelligent tasks does not match human intelligence, and reliance on it could pose significant risks. There are also forecasts that humanity may reach a breaking point due to population tensions, rather than through nuclear wars or environmental catastrophes.
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