I believe that's OK. I believe Greg has left that decision to you.Evo said:
jtbell said:
I'm trying to put my vegetable garden to bed for the winter. I don't want to go to my "reward" with a messy-looking garden.jtbell said:Yeah, we have to make sure our yards are neat and ready for The End.
So Camping is adding a disclaimer now? He was "positive" before.jtbell said:
An "End of the World" chat is a discussion about the hypothetical or predicted end of the world. It can include topics such as natural disasters, human-caused catastrophes, or apocalyptic scenarios.
Having an "End of the World" chat can help individuals and communities prepare for potential disasters and think about ways to mitigate or prevent them. It can also provide a space for people to share their concerns and fears about the end of the world.
No, there is no specific time frame for the end of the world. Many theories and predictions have been made throughout history, but none have been proven to be accurate. It is important to focus on preparing for potential disasters rather than trying to predict when the end of the world will occur.
Some potential threats to the end of the world include natural disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes, and volcanic eruptions, as well as human-caused disasters like nuclear war, climate change, and pandemics. It is important to be prepared for these potential threats and take steps to prevent them from occurring.
There are many ways to prepare for the end of the world, including creating a disaster preparedness plan, stockpiling necessary supplies, and staying informed about potential threats. It is also important to prioritize building strong and resilient communities to help cope with disasters and their aftermath.