The apocalypse isn’t a future event — it’s already here, unfolding through the very systems that define modern life. It didn’t begin with divine punishment or human sin, but with the rise of industrial capitalism itself. What feels like an eternal, unchangeable present is actually a fragile construct — a “form of life” that can end. Crises remind us that history isn’t over, that rupture and transformation are still possible. To see beyond this illusion of permanence, we must name the system for what it is: capitalism — a world built on its own inevitable destruction.
