The best scientists in the world had developed it: That computer gave the date for the apocalypse

The supercomputer, designed by top university professors from around the world in 1973, had previously given a date on the depletion of some natural resources and climate change. The supercomputer has now set the date for the end of the world.

The computer, which analyzed data such as birth rates, level of pollution, consumption of natural resources, thanks to its advanced algorithm, calculated the date of extinction of the world based on these and other similar factors.

The computer, which previously claimed that the world would enter a ‘critical period’ by 2020, was not wrong in this prediction and correctly calculated the climate crisis.

GIVEN THE DATE FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF THE WORLD

The computer now pointed to the year 2050 for Earth’s destruction.

According to the supercomputer’s prediction, the world will become uninhabitable by 2050. If this situation is not resolved by then, the population will drop to almost the level of 1900 due to pollution. The quality of life will decrease to zero…

According to the computer, by the year 2050, civilized life on the planet will end.

‘PRECAUTIONS ARE NOT ENOUGH’

The shadowy machine commissioned by the Club of Rome and dubbed “World One” also warned that driving cleaner cars and lowering birth rates is too small a change and not enough to keep the world alive.

World-renowned astrophysicist, Astronomer Royal Martin Rees, also supported the supercomputer’s predictions. Rees warned that threats to humanity, from overreliance on technology to climate change, could spell the end of humanity. However, he stated that overcoming the difficulties that will be encountered in the next periods can extend the time given for the end of humanity.

The supercomputer, which predicted the apocalypse, finally knew that the world would face a major climate crisis in 2020.