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Rumors circulating in Egypt have revived a prophecy claiming that the world will end on November 13, 2026, based on a study published in 1960 by physicist Heinz von Foerster and two colleagues. The study used 24 historical population estimates to build a model that assumed growth would continue to accelerate. Its calculations led to a “critical point” at which the number of people would theoretically approach infinity; the date was chosen because it is von Foerster’s birthday. But experts in mathematics and demography have criticized the assumption that growth would continue without limit. Egyptian specialists, meanwhile, say there is no scientific or astronomical evidence of a catastrophe on that day, pointing to declining fertility worldwide and changing patterns of population growth.
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