if we don't change; our day will come by cricke49
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
In the near future, anthropogenic extinction scenarios exist: global nuclear annihilation, overpopulation[1] or global accidental pandemic; besides natural ones: bolide impact and large scale volcanism or other catastrophic climate change. These natural causes have occurred multiple times in the geologic past although the probability of reoccurrence within the human timescale of the near future is infinitesimally small. As technology develops, there is a theoretical possibility that humans may be deliberately destroyed by the actions of a nation state, corporation or individual in a form of global suicide attack. There is also a theoretical possibility that technological advancement may resolve or prevent potential extinction scenarios. The emergence of a pandemic of such virulence and infectiousness that very few humans survive the disease is a credible scenario. While not necessarily a human extinction event, this may leave only very small, very scattered human populations that would then evolve in isolation. It is important to differentiate between human extinction and the extinction of all life on Earth. Of possible extinction events, only a pandemic is selective enough to eliminate humanity while leaving the rest of complex life on earth relatively unscathed.
MB3D, diffuse map from Amazing Set of The World After The Apocalypse HD Wallpapers (Set - 1) ~~~AbhinavRocks and twisted brush

Comments (27)
Quite a fractal and a very interesting message, Both pack quite a wallop. The design quality is A!. And the message is packed with info that could fill volumes. I have just finished reading Joseph Farrell's book om Breakaway civilizations and it is dealing with everything you have mentioned. I also recommend his "Grid of the Gods", it is literally mind blowing. Great job, Rick, I really like it a lot.!!!!!
Yikes, scary sounding. Cool work.
scary ideas. cool fractal.
Fantastic image and reflections, Rick!! Corrie
Outstanding work!!
in 50 years there will be over 8 billion people on the planet which is way too much.so logically something must happen something of epic proportions. we on spackione take a different approach on things. 1- we sterilize all the idiots (lol) -lots of work takes a while 2-we make sure to keep enough idiots to do our dirty jobs. 3-what else ?lol. this is highly inspiring to me as i plan to destroy spackoine and rebuild a new planet and world as soon as we have the project with the "moving back to the roots" done.
WOW.....This is a marvelous composition dear friend, the colors and structure, amazing all around! 10*
Very intersting image! Amazing Well done!!!
Cool piece. Very nice work.
Love it , looks very cool - Happy 1st of May to you and yours!
Exellent.
Very cool and interesting fractal: sobering stats and commentary
fantastic work and very creative + thoughtful. I like it:)
Self imploding of a society, called humankind.
stunning image
So true Rick. Great image!
Awesome work Rick!!
I am just so glad that there is a much better and guaranteed future rick otherwise I'd be totally depressed excellent image my friend!!
wonderful image
Very beautiful!!!!!
I think your right about just about all you wrote very interesting. If you want to read up on the truth about now and what coming in our future if we don't change our ways look up "TheyFly.Com" there is tons of facts there as it is the Billy Meier Material and it's worth a look. No one has ever proved him wrong in 70 years.
Great job!
excellent work!
An amazing fractal, Rick, and some very sobering scenarios. More likely than some large, catastrophic event, is that the human race will wind up slowly simmering it its own juices because we have so completely "F'd" up the environment that it can no longer protect or support us. We as a species need to learn to put aside our stupid, petty differences and work together to fix what we've spent the last few hundred years breaking. I don't hold out much hope.... Actually, I'm signing up for the next transport to Spackoine...
Scary,great image!!!!!!!
Very good work.
A masterpiece, Rick! Brilliantly worked composition..