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Gradual decay or sudden destruction? Ancient philosophers on the end of the world

Thirty-nine percent of Americans believe we are in the end times, a fear that echoes ancient philosophy. Greek and Roman thinkers like Plato and Seneca taught us to confront catastrophe with calmness and understanding, focusing on psycholog...

The Guardian· Oct 22, 2026 · 6:05 PM · 2 views

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Thirty-nine percent of Americans believe we are in the end times, a fear that echoes ancient philosophy. Greek and Roman thinkers like Plato and Seneca taught us to confront catastrophe with calmness and understanding, focusing on psychological preparation rather than material concerns.

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