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Suppose NASA scientists spotted a massive asteroid that is certain to strike Earth on October 10th 2025.
Would we be told of this?
If yes then what are the consequences of informing 8 billion people that life ends in 5 years?
- epic levels of depression, hopelessness, drug and alcohol abuse, and suicide as people understand there is no future
- difficulty motivating people to work, attend school or do much of anything
- investment would plunge
- the economy would quickly collapse
Would someone at NASA leak this info?
Highly unlikely.
- this information would be highly classified and a leaker would be imprisoned (Julian Assange is currently in a dungeon as a message to would-be leakers)
- why would someone want to leak such information knowing that if the masses became aware of it, it would collapse the economy. There is zero upside to releasing this info.
- even if someone wanted to leak this information, the MSM would refuse to publish it (see collapse economy) --- in fact if the leaker approached the MSM the FBI would be called and the leaker would be put in chains.
- if the leaker tried to post a presentation on Youtube or Facebook or any other social media, they would be censored for posting 'fake news'
- If the MSM and social media refuse to publish the leak, then how does the leaker expose the leak? Does he stand on a busy street corner shouting 'the end is nigh - an asteroid will demolish the planet in 5 years!!! (repent...)' Does he corner people at cocktail parties and explain to them the physics of the trajectory of the asteroid and how it is certain to hit Earth at a specific time? He'd quickly be labelled a conspiracy theorist and crazy.
No, I do not think NASA would release this information nor would anyone leak it.
That said, is there an 'asteroid' approaching Earth?
If there was... and we could see it headed towards us.... would we be told? Or would we be told not to worry, it will pass by harmlessly.
And we'd go about our business without another thought of the asteroid (even though when we look at the sky that asteroid would appear to be on target for a direct hit).