Sex and the Apocalypse: Five Reasons Why Sex Post-Doomsday is Never a Good Idea

In the realm of science fiction, particularly under the headings of both film and television, it is a widely known fact that when two attractive people/creatures of opposite (or perhaps not-so-opposite) sexes encounter one another, they are likely going to, in many cases, end up tossing off their regalia, spacesuits, etc., in order to have some fun quality time together.

Of course, we are all thrilled to see the handsome, young hero glowing and sweating over the always perfect-haired, sex bomb, at times green female, but let’s think about this for a moment. In situations such as space opera, utopia and other future world scenarios, this is usually okay. However, in the apocalyptic worlds of Fallout, Mad Max, The Book of Eli, Bioshock, Rage, Fallen Earth, Resident Evil, Half-Life or The Walking Dead, it might not be safest of ideas to have, much less actions to take.

Ignoring the fact …

Skills that you should learn to prepare for doomsday

What will happen if one day all the modern services and resources get disappeared?. If all the stock of food supplies get exhaled. The end of all the comfort and luxury in the world seems heartbreaking and painful. Are you ready to live that kind of life? Or either you are supposed to be ready for every worst situation in life. It can be any bad or even worst situation on which humanity has no control.

That uncontrollable situation will demand a specific set of activities which will be significant on that condition. We never know when will our life is going to surprise us with an extreme scenario. To face any such scenario, we should possess some skills that can be helpful for our survival in severe situations

Have you ever thought about a black-out in the whole world, the huge power-grid doesn’t hold any significance. No power in …

The End Is Near: Scientists Unveil Time On Doomsday Clock

Why Is This Important?

Because the world is going to hell in a handbasket.

Long Story Short

The “Doomsday Clock,” a construct created by nuclear scientists in 1947, describes how close we are to an apocalypse using horological imagery. The scientists kept the clock at three minutes until “midnight,” the second-closest to doom we’ve ever been.

Long Story

There’s no denying that if the world is destroyed, it will likely be at the hands of mankind. An asteroid could do it, sure, but it’s far more likely that we’ll blow ourselves to hell with nuclear weapons. That’s the thinking behind the “Doomsday Clock,” a construct created by nuclear scientists associated with the Manhattan Project in 1947. Now run by the Bulletin of The Atomic Scientists, the closer the “clock” gets to midnight, the closer we are to man-made annihilation. Set at three minutes to midnight last year, things have not …

What should be in your doomsday prepper kit?

In the 4.5 billion years of evolution our earth, which we claimed as ours just a few thousand years ago, passed through several phases of extinction. So, extinction is a reality which we have to accept. Even the 5000 years of recorded human history suggests that several civilizations vanished from the face of the earth due to one or other reasons. The cause of the catastrophe, geographical scale whether local or global, time and duration, and intensity might vary but ultimately it will result in a loss of millions of lives. Human evolution is all about finding new paths in the struggle of survival.

Depending on the cause catastrophe, whether natural like an asteroid hit, solar flare, magnetic field change, the super activity of ring of fire or man-made like climate change extremes, population boom, nuclear-nano-robotic technology going wrong or simply the great war of civilization our reaction and preparation …