@S.Shadman
lemme scrolling through the comments to check weather this a click bate
@Maliaombewa
I think I've had this guy's voice on what if
@CahalGarou
Keep up the good work man, i have every vid saved in case any of them happen
@jasonscott4749
Can you do how to survive a platypus attack?
@PREPFORIT
Excellent info. Hypothetical disasters help you prepare for real life dangers.
@katehere9783
So why didn't A.I. tell us WHERE??
@MrKezzerdrix
Rioting after 6 months? more like 6 hours
@Theflyingdaughter
Humans : cannot stop a random space rock from hitting earth. Humans also : Deny existence of God. Yeah, I see the connection. Humans are a hilariously primitive species.
@idrismovieofficial
So amazing 🤩 thankyou for sharing it
@Antifurries666
Hi This was really helpful
@_SAFESTEPS
I believe that scientists will find a way to deal with such a massive disaster.
@christopherj501
I’ll just jump before it hits
@OmperDomper
A 1km asteroid would be a non-issue. Just fire a Space-X shuttle at it. They're good at exploding.
@FurbyGaming125
Ah I See, Well It Doesn’t Make Me Happy, But We Understand Our Point About The Fate Of The World Being At Stake.
@_Funtimef0xy_
And yet, school will still be open 💀
@buffalobill1415
I predict the destruction of AI
@deadby15
TBH, You don't need an AI to predict this.
@buffalorick5598
So what happens to life on the other side of the world? 12,000 miles away, and would it be better or worse if it hits the ocean rather than land?
@jkutnink87
its only a 1 km asteroid, not a world ender and would be mainly a localized event. Environmental issues throughout the world would be there but everyone in the world wouldn't feel the direct impact of it.
@S1lence_D