William Osborne’s Reviews > The End is Always Near: Apocalyptic Moments, from the Bronze Age Collapse to Nuclear Near Misses > Status Update
William Osborne
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Interesting to think that people born in the dark ages may have never know (or cared) that they were in it.
He compares it to a person who was 4 or 5 when the stock market collapsed and had to grow up during the peak of the depression, their parents would definitely notice the downturn but to the kid thats all they’d know. For the dark age the “glory days” were 150+ years ago.
Woah long note, sorry.
— Feb 19, 2026 05:02AM
He compares it to a person who was 4 or 5 when the stock market collapsed and had to grow up during the peak of the depression, their parents would definitely notice the downturn but to the kid thats all they’d know. For the dark age the “glory days” were 150+ years ago.
Woah long note, sorry.
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William Osborne
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We are bouncing around a lot here, land the pandemic plane please.
— 5 hours, 16 min ago
William Osborne
is on page 125 of 288
125 Pages in and I have yet to read about any of these “apocalyptic moments”.
But have read a whole lot about the Roman’s, Franks, and Germanic tribes (my people fr)
— Apr 23, 2026 08:22PM
But have read a whole lot about the Roman’s, Franks, and Germanic tribes (my people fr)
William Osborne
is on page 87 of 288
The Assyrians were really about that life.
Real neighbors from hell situation for the Babylonians and Medes.
— Feb 19, 2026 05:46AM
Real neighbors from hell situation for the Babylonians and Medes.
