Catch everything you missed from the Kosmogonia Launch Event right here. Click this link to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBSIg5a7PGM&t=4s
He walks through how ancient cultures worldwide placed cosmic catastrophe at the center of their traditions, their prophecies, their understanding of time itself. These weren't primitive superstitions. They were memory systems built around real events. Then he points to NASA's reassurance: comets were once omens of disaster, but science has shown us there's nothing to worry about. The risk is so remote it barely registers. He lets that sit for a moment. The contrast is deliberate. Millennia of warning encoded into myth and ritual, versus institutional certainty that the threat is negligible. He's not dismissing NASA outright, but he's asking whether we've become too comfortable. Whether our sense of safety is based on the full scope of evidence, or just the slice of history we've been able to measure.