World Still Here? is a daily check-in about apocalypse discourse online. Each day one signal is published and stamped: a verified event, an unconfirmed rumor, a viral rapture prediction, a Doomsday Clock update, or general existential dread. Press the button to log that you (and the internet) are still here.
The countdown measures the time to your local midnight, when a new signal can be acknowledged and your streak advances. This is not a prediction, a survey, or an emergency service. Sources are linked on every signal; labels follow the published methodology.
Press to file today's continuity acknowledgement. One per local day.
No signal has been logged for this date. The station is quiet. That is not, in itself, meaningful.
No archived signals yet.
Once per local day. Logs one anonymous check-in and advances your streak.
One human-classified reason parts of the internet are treating today as end-adjacent.
The counter resets, a new signal publishes, the streak continues.
Every daily signal is written by a human editor and stamped with exactly one of the five labels below. Sources, quotations, statistics, dates, predictions, and claims are not invented. AI-assisted drafts, if any, are never auto-published.
Humour targets internet panic cycles, recurring failed predictions, and the absurdity of doomscrolling — not specific faiths, communities, or vulnerable people.