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Why "doomsday"?
Partly for shock value, partly it's my ironic sense of humor (not to mention that
all the good domain names are already taken).
Primarily, the word refects an abrupt change generally not for the better. Many doomsday-type events have
occurred, usually with localized effects. If you survived a major earthquake, volcano eruption or perhaps
Chernobyl, I'm sure the experience was quite doomsday-esqe. What these events have in common was their
unpredictability and as such they would have been difficult to prevent or mitigate.
We now face a particular doomsday scenario which is totally predictable and possibly preventable.
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