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Prophets of Doom (2011)
Contemporary prophets have begun to emerge to suggest that today's problems might be signs of the demise of the modern world. They are historians as well, using all information and patterns from the past to provide context for where we are going.
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Contemporary prophets have begun to emerge to suggest that today's problems might be signs of the demise of the modern world. They are historians as well, using all information and patterns from the past to provide context for where we are going.
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