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seem to be to apocalyptic imaginings? History would seem to say yes—that long before we built weapons that could literally obliterate the world as we know it several times over, our ancestors already feared (or hoped) that the ravages of plague, war, famine, natural disasters, and/or some kind of divine judgment would effectively wipe the fragile

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