Four catastrophe in 2024? Scientists and prophets come to similar conclusions? Is it reliable?
Recently, a disturbing news has been widely circulated on the Internet: 2024 may usher in four major disasters. The news, which stemmed from the views of some scientists and prophets, sparked widespread concern and concern. However, we need to be cautious about these predictions to understand whether they are reliable and the science behind them.
First, let's look at what these four catastrophes are and who proposed them. According to reports, the four major disasters include: a surge in natural disasters, the extreme effects of climate change, the collapse of the global economy, and the escalation of geopolitical tensions. These disasters seem to cover all aspects of human society, and one cannot help but worry about the future direction.
The resonance of scientists and prophets raises concerns, but we must think rationally about the reliability of these predictions. First, scientists often rely on large amounts of data, experimental evidence, and models to come up with predictions that are rigorously verified. However, the views of prophets are often based on intuition, mysticism, or supernatural forces, and lack scientific falsifiability. Therefore, we should trust the views of the scientific community more when dealing with these predictions.
Second, there may be differences between different scientists and prophets regarding what is likely to happen in 2024. Scientists conduct independent research based on data and evidence, so their views may vary. Prognostics' predictions are often subjective, so inconsistencies can occur. This is triggered