There was a fallacy inherent to how they thought. They assumed, unconsciously, that the end of the world would be a perceivable phenomenon. That’s not to say that it was invisible. In fact it was one of the most visible processes. The issue was that it was a process and not a singular event.
[Final Database Entry] - [User-parseable abstract format]
[Final Database Entry] - [User-parseable…
[Final Database Entry] - [User-parseable abstract format]
There was a fallacy inherent to how they thought. They assumed, unconsciously, that the end of the world would be a perceivable phenomenon. That’s not to say that it was invisible. In fact it was one of the most visible processes. The issue was that it was a process and not a singular event.