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A scientific article published in 1960 predicted that the world’s population would reach infinity by November 13, 2026, representing a potential disaster resulting from overpopulation. The study was based on mathematical models that assumed accelerated population growth, predicting that growth would spiral out of control over time, potentially leading to humans being crushed by overcrowding. However, real population numbers have not matched these predictions since the 1990s due to declining birth rates and social changes, causing reality to diverge from the original model. This discrepancy highlights the limitations of long-term mathematical forecasts, as their accuracy depends on the stability of the assumed conditions. Despite the notoriety of the prediction, November 13, 2026, will not mark the end of the world, as current demographic trends are heading in a different direction.
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