Earthquake in Japan, End of the World?

No, I don't think the human race will be wiped out for a long time. I think you watch too many movies =|

 

all of those has always been a factor. just the nuclear radiation has slightly increased in the past decennia.
there has been radiation for millions of years, we get continues radiation from the sun and other stars as well.

 

Obviously you are Retarded. Earth is always gonna be here its a biosphere which means it can sustain and protect life. That doesn't Mean the Human Race can be diminished. History has shown when Earth increases Temperatures Ice Age is near.

 

Natural disasters are always going to occur, they aren't an indication that the world is ending. You could have an earthquake in the middle of an ocean that would do absolutely nothing, but if the same earthquake occurs in a major city then there would be carnage. My point is that your reasoning is purely based on where natural disasters have happened. No more or less than usual have happened, they've just happened in unfortunate places. I'd be more worried if natural disasters stopped occurring altogether.

 

There Are Over 50,000 Nuclear Weapons in this World.
15,000 Are Ready to launch 30 Minutes.
With Miscalculation, Human Error, And Negligence = Billions of Deaths.

I do not watch to much movies I'm just Aware of what goes on in the World.
I'm not obsessed with the world ending I just want to know if guys think its going to happen any time soon.

 

We as human's have only on been around for so long, I wouldn't be surprised if a global disaster was to occur. We've never been around long enough to suffer anything so severe. It has to cycle sometime.

 

For Anyone who has Netflix I Highly recommend the movie "Apocalypse How?"

 

I highly suggest you watch the movie "Alien" because that is how the world is going to end...

Earthquakes and volcanoes have been happening for years, the earth is apparently 4 billion years old. This little 8.8 is NOTHING compared to what happened millions possibly billions of years ago. Are humans amplifying the problem by draining out all the oil from the Earths crust? Yes. This doesn't mean it is a sign of the "End of the World."
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqarchives/year/eqstats.php

If we get another 3-4 8+ magnitude Earthquakes, then we got a serious problem. However as of now, it justs looks like Earthquakes are happening in the cities, as opposed to the fields.

 

Called climate change.. happened 2 billion years ago, happened 500 million years ago.. happened 500 thousand years ago.. Get my point? it's not this global warming crap.. it's climate change. It has happened throughout time and will happen again and again. We are just in the shit part of climate change again, hense why we are heading towards another iceage.

 

Their saying another Tsunami may hit Japan again.

 

No, I do not, because it's just mother nature at work

 

Its a sign Godzilla is coming =)

No really I dont think its the end of the world this Earth will last for millions and millions of years to come it is just unfortunate that this happened in the ocean and not on land, damn tsunamis.

 

The pictures I have seen look extremely apocalyptic. Damn natural disasters :/

 

Yeah tell me about it.

 

Watching some of those clips on it almost made me feel like i was watching the movie "2012". Very sad though

 

+1111111

 

duh naustra daumus predicted napolean, hitler 500 years ago, and they were true. He predicted 9/11 it was true. GUESS WHAT? He predicted 2012...

 

It's a sign that the Ocean is finally fucking over Japan just like Japan has been doing for so many years.

 

Yeah you do have a point.

 

The fact is, the world's population is getting bigger.

In 1800, let's say there were 100 "Major" climatic events in that year. This would include floods, storms, earthquakes, tsunamis, everything.

Being the year 1800, I would guess the world population at 1 billion? My point is, there was a miniscule fraction of the people we have now on the earth, so of those 100 events, 30-50 might affect people.

Now, we have such a vast population, that almost all major climatic events are going to destroy property and kill people, because we have spread out and populated, major events are still happening about the same frequency, it's just their affecting more people because of our population.