i largely agree that the changes will take years to unravel completely. and that is the next point in my reply. i don't believe in the so-called "end of days" because it isn't really in the nature of things to truly end, they actually transform.

allow me to elaborate. physicians noticed that energy is not lost, but conserved. also, i think it was einstein who said and noticed that matter is actually just another form of energy.

based on this, as well as some spirituality, i think it is safe to say that even if our bodies eventually die, it is quite possible that our consciousness, or spirits, carry on unhampered, or even better, transformed through knowledge gained.

if you are not convinced there's anything to the afterlife, it's ok, and it still doesn't negate my theory. let me give you another example of conservation. stars. when they "die", they explode and after a while a nebula is formed. within the nebula exists the seed from which another star will be born. so it does not truly die. as for the occasional black holes, it is also a type of transformation from one state to another. the former star instead of generating energy and creating stuff, it sucks up matter (another form of energy).

furthermore, if we apply all this to the matter at hand, which is to say, the apocalypse, it means that nothing will necessarily end, rather, it will change!

and i mean come on, everyone has to agree that it's gotten to a point where nobody can take it anymore. too much injustice and pollution and corruption and idleness!

personally, i salute the apocalypse.