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A long-form newsletter by a writer who frames current events as signs of industrial civilisation's collapse, linking Trump-era US politics, climate disruption and energy-supply shocks. Readers get essay-length analysis with a strong, pessimistic point of view and heavy use of historical and cultural references.
A personal newsletter in which the author argues that modern civilization is heading for collapse, drawing on climate change, resource depletion and biodiversity loss. It mixes memoir, such as the author's past belief in Y2K, with emotional reflection on living as a 'collapse-aware' person.
A personal newsletter on the 'unspoken' risks of humanity's future, mixing reflections on how fragile modern life is without medicine with alarmist takes on AI self-replication and US politics. It blends personal anecdote, speculation and political commentary in a strongly opinionated voice.
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