Summary:
- This article discusses the prevalence of apocalyptic views among Americans and how these views can influence their responses to existential threats.
- The study found that a significant portion of the American population holds beliefs in apocalyptic scenarios, such as the end of the world or the collapse of civilization.
- These apocalyptic beliefs were found to be associated with increased concerns about existential hazards, such as climate change and pandemics, and a greater willingness to take action to address these threats.