Centre for Applied Eschatology

“We’re working for no tomorrow, today.”

“These and other factors make us confident that CAE and its partners can reduce uncertainty and accelerate the world to its ultimate end.”

“CAE pursues applied and transdisciplinary research into several areas of global and existential catastrophe, focusing on those most likely to produce rapid and broad-based impact.”

They sat they are not terrorists, not a religious group, not nihilists, not anti-natalists, not negative utilitarians, not misanthropes, and not eco-radicals. I really like their broad dedication to not-ness: https://www.appliedeschatology.com/faqs

> "Why do you want to end the world?"

> "CAE is devoted to practical, pragmatic solutions. We’re interested in the how, not the why."

I don't know why, but it reminded me Facebook.

I like the sharp contrast between the content of the page and the design of the page. Similar example that came to mind is South Parts Christmas Critters.

To me it looks like TRIZ (in the Liberating Structures sense) on the whole world. Make something better by conceiving of all the ways we could screw it up, then noticing how much of those we’re doing already

Their facebook page's about me says, "The Centre for Applied Eschatology is a transdisciplinary research center dedicated to ending the world."