‘End of the World Vibes’: Why Culture Can’t Stop Thinking About Apocalypse
Dorian Lynskeytheguardian.comSaved by owl
‘End of the World Vibes’: Why Culture Can’t Stop Thinking About Apocalypse
We don’t have time to process one event before moving on to the next these days. How we experience time and memory has been altered completely. It’s like we’re stuck in a perpetual now. When the apocalypse arrives, it’s going to be reduced to just another clickbait headline.
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***seeking a vibe at the end of the world***
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