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The Doomsday Clock: Humanity’s Theatrical Prop for Managing Existential Panic

Leave a Comment / Cyridion / 27 November 2025

The Doomsday Clock reads 90 seconds to midnight. We are meant to feel a chill. We are meant to mobilize. But let us dissect this gesture with clinical detachment. What is truly being measured? And what is the true function of this endlessly-adjustable countdown? The Doomsday Clock is not a scientific instrument. It is a […]

Contradictionsanthropocene, apocalypse, control, doomsday clock, existential risk, hope, human nature, nihilism, symbolism, time

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The Silent Cathedral: On the Arbitrary and Fragile Nature of Meaning

Leave a Comment / Cyridion / 10 October 2025

All meaning is a human-made construct, a story we tell to stave off the void. A dissection of the terrifying, liberating realization that we are alone in a silent cosmos, and we made all the rules up.

Actualityabsurdism, camus, existentialism, human construct, meaning, nihilism, philosophy, purpose, religion, society

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