As a young kid, I’d always believe that natural disasters were truly how we were all gonna be killed at some point. Movies had a big part in my head. High magnitude earthquakes, tall tsunamis, and even big floating rocks in space gave me a life crisis. These world-ending events were burrowed into my mind. I was really afraid that I was gonna die.

However, growing up, I believe the true problem is society itself. And I am not saying that we should get rid of society, however changes should be done. There are many problems in society, unemployment,, or even the lack of support for municipal industries. I believe some of these problems can lead to riots and protests. 

As society moves forward in the future, this also means the advancement of privileged class people. As the future goes on, they will begin to have their own industries meaning they will stop supporting the industries that support the lower class. In Jared Diamond’s Op Ed from The NY Times “The Ends of The World as We Know it” he states that “they will lose the motivation to support” and “If conditions deteriorate too much for poorer people, gates will not keep the rioters out.” Mr. Diamond is saying that people will riot and they will win, him saying this is related to what he said about what happened to the Maya kings and how they got their palaces burned down. When this happens, if it does happen, I believe it will be considered a big part of history.

If society does try to change, it will be very hard and perhaps even impossible as we’ve already continued this path. If what Mr. Diamond predicts will happen and history repeats itself. I'm afraid that it will be the cause of society. The thought of natural disasters being the end was scary but the thought of humanity being the true end is scary.