In 1960, respected physicist Heinz von Foerster published a mathematical model calculating that unchecked exponential population growth would reach a point of “doomsday” collapse on November 13, 2026—a date meant as a serious warning rather than an actual prophecy, whose fatalistic conclusion has ultimately been averted thanks to globally declining birth rates… READ MORE BELOW
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