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[Intro]
Twenty twenty-five
(Still alive?)
[Verse 1]
Watch us burn
(Will we ever learn)
Watch us fight
(Won’t we see the light)
[Chorus]
This year
We’re the biggest fear
The calamity
Of humanity
(Pure insanity)
[Bridge]
Twenty twenty-five
(Still alive?)
[Verse 2]
Our hair is on fire
(Don’t care if it’s dire)
Watch us fight
(To make wrong right)
[Chorus]
This year
We’re the biggest fear
The calamity
Of humanity
(Pure insanity)
[Outro]
Twenty twenty-five
(Still alive?)
ABOUT THE SONG
he Doomsday Clock was set at 89 seconds to midnight on Tuesday morning, marking the closest the world has ever been to what scientists warn is “global catastrophe.” This symbolic clock, maintained by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, is an internationally recognized indicator of humanity’s proximity to existential threats, such as nuclear war, climate change, and disruptive technologies.
Described by the Chicago-based nonprofit as a metaphorical measure of the risk of “human extinction,” the clock is updated annually to reflect the state of global security and stability. In January 2024, the clock remained at 90 seconds to midnight—the same position as in 2023—highlighting ongoing concerns. However, this latest adjustment to 89 seconds marks the first forward movement since 2023, signaling an escalation in perceived threats to humanity.
The change underscores a variety of urgent global challenges. These include heightened nuclear tensions, increasing climate-related disasters, and the proliferation of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, which can both aid and destabilize international systems. The clock serves as a stark reminder that collective global action is needed to address these risks and avert catastrophe.
From the album “90 Seconds to Midnight” by Daniel
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
MegaEpix Enormous
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[Intro]
Twenty twenty-five
(Still alive?)
[Verse 1]
Watch us burn
(Will we ever learn)
Watch us fight
(Won’t we see the light)
[Chorus]
This year
We’re the biggest fear
The calamity
Of humanity
(Pure insanity)
[Bridge]
Twenty twenty-five
(Still alive?)
[Verse 2]
Our hair is on fire
(Don’t care if it’s dire)
Watch us fight
(To make wrong right)
[Chorus]
This year
We’re the biggest fear
The calamity
Of humanity
(Pure insanity)
[Outro]
Twenty twenty-five
(Still alive?)
ABOUT THE SONG
he Doomsday Clock was set at 89 seconds to midnight on Tuesday morning, marking the closest the world has ever been to what scientists warn is “global catastrophe.” This symbolic clock, maintained by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, is an internationally recognized indicator of humanity’s proximity to existential threats, such as nuclear war, climate change, and disruptive technologies.
Described by the Chicago-based nonprofit as a metaphorical measure of the risk of “human extinction,” the clock is updated annually to reflect the state of global security and stability. In January 2024, the clock remained at 90 seconds to midnight—the same position as in 2023—highlighting ongoing concerns. However, this latest adjustment to 89 seconds marks the first forward movement since 2023, signaling an escalation in perceived threats to humanity.
The change underscores a variety of urgent global challenges. These include heightened nuclear tensions, increasing climate-related disasters, and the proliferation of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, which can both aid and destabilize international systems. The clock serves as a stark reminder that collective global action is needed to address these risks and avert catastrophe.
From the album “90 Seconds to Midnight” by Daniel
The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment
MegaEpix Enormous