h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I am doing research on various Apocalypse myths throughout the world religions and I would like to find out what people today believe about the end of the world. Anybody who comes up with an especially good philosophy and I end up using it will get a copy of the work when it is completed.

What apocalypse? Do we really need to worry about it? I dont see any reason for the world to end...at least not in my life time, and while the myths make good stories, i dont think we really need to worry about it too much.

-Lintilla (an optimist)

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Oh, stop being so optimistic !

Does the word Kaboom mean anything to you?

Kaboom?
Well at least we would all go together!

Your being optimistic too again.

I meant to say, "too optimistic".

If any of you actually read HGTG, you would know it is an Apocalyptic book (and series) in nature; however, what the original poster really wants is an idea of what you guys think will happen AFTER.….he's talking judgment day, god, etc.

Have you all no creativity?

Sheesh

"Sheesh", lighten up!
Actually DA's original idea for the series was much more apocalyptic;

"In it's original form the show was going to be rather different. I was feeling a little disgruntled with the world at the time and had put together about six different plots, each of which ended with the distruction of the world in a different way, and for a different reason. It was to be called 'The Ends of the Earth'"-Douglas Adams

So the whole plot was actually less apocalyptic than originally planned since he never got around to writting about ALL the distructions.