The End Of The World with Josh Clark is a podcast which literally explores the end of the world. It acknowledges the fact that we “humans could have a bright future ahead of us that lasts billions of years. But we have to survive the next 200 years first.” Hosted by Josh Clark, the 10 episode long season explores the future of humanity and talks about the risks yet to be encountered by us. Full of thrilling insights backed by solid facts and figures the podcast is a must listen for everyone!
Let’s have a look at all the episodes.
With so many planets and galaxies, we are yet to encounter another intelligent life. The Fermi Paradox is by far one of the most interesting concepts in the world of science!
There is a possibility that we are the only one in the universe and the filtered argument, just might be convincing enough.
It looks like the existential risks will be our filter of existence ahead.
While we shield ourselves from external risks, life on earth still possesses a threat from natural risks.
Explore the possibility of Artificial Intelligence (AI) going rogue.
Listen to what would happen if the natural viruses and bacteria evolve.
Particle physics possesses a handful of existential threats to not only humans but everything alive on Earth.
As unfortunate as it may sound, we humans too poses danger to each other.
For navigating our existential threats, all of us will have to become informed and involved.
There’s a possibility that we are in a simulation, hence we see what we see.
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