Thread by @MeetJess

We are living in uncharted territory.
No map. No compass. Just a collective pretending that the old routes will still get us home.
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The climate is unraveling in front of our eyes.
Pandemics are burning through communities while people pretend it’s over.
Extremism is rising.
The systems we were told would protect us are crumbling.

This isn’t just “a hard time.”
This is civilization entering territory it has never been in before—
with no precedent, no exit strategy, and no real leadership.

The world feels like it’s on fire because it is.
Oceans boiling. Forests burning. Cities choking on air that kills.
And yet—people are still debating if it’s “real.”

We have leaders who smile into cameras while quietly selling off the future.
We have neighbors who would rather deny reality than face it.
We are watching humanity sleepwalk toward collapse.

History books are written after the fact.
But we are living inside the moment future generations will point to and say:
This is when everything started to fall apart.

The scariest part isn’t that we don’t know what’s coming.
It’s that we do.
And we’re choosing not to stop it.

We are in uncharted territory.
And if we’re honest, the map we’re drawing looks less like a path forward
and more like a warning.