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"Apocalyptic scenarios" typically refer to extreme and catastrophic events that result in the end of human civilization or the collapse of society as we know it. These scenarios often involve widespread destruction, chaos, and a breakdown of social, economic, and political systems. Some common apocalyptic scenarios include:

Zombie Apocalypse: A fictional scenario where a viral outbreak or other cause leads to a widespread zombie infestation, resulting in the collapse of civilization as humans fight to survive against hordes of the undead.

• Environmental Collapse: A scenario where runaway climate change, ecological destruction, or other environmental factors lead to the collapse of ecosystems, widespread famine, and the inability of humans to sustain their way of life.
• Global Pandemic: A scenario where a highly contagious and deadly disease spreads rapidly across the globe, overwhelming healthcare systems, causing mass casualties, and leading to societal collapse.
• Nuclear Apocalypse: A scenario where a large-scale nuclear war or nuclear terrorism results in widespread destruction, radiation poisoning, and the breakdown of social order, potentially leading to the extinction of human civilisation.
• Alien Invasion: A fictional scenario where extraterrestrial beings invade Earth, seeking to conquer or eradicate humanity, leading to widespread devastation and the collapse of human society.

While these scenarios are often portrayed in popular culture and fiction, they serve as cautionary tales and reminders of the potential risks and consequences of certain threats to humanity. While some scenarios may seem far-fetched or unlikely, they highlight the importance of preparedness, resilience, and international cooperation in addressing existential risks to civilization.