🇯🇵 JAPAN ROCKED BY QUAKE - JUST 48 HOURS BEFORE VIRAL MANGA DOOMSDAY DATE

A 5.5 earthquake just struck off Japan's Tokara Islands, triggering an evacuation order for all residents.

No tsunami warning has been issued. No major damage reported.

But the internet is not staying calm.

This quake lands 2 days before July 5, the exact date a now-viral 1999 manga by Ryo Tatsuki predicted a disastrous megaquake and tsunami wiping out Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the Philippines.

Tatsuki - often called the “Baba Vanga of manga” - reportedly foresaw everything from Princess Diana’s death to COVID.

And now his fans are connecting every tremor to the next one.

Add this to the fact Japan’s had over 1,000 quakes in the past 2 weeks, and the mood is pure anxiety.

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BEFORE AI, THERE WAS GUTS: PAPER-AND-PENCIL ENGINEERS SHAPED HISTORY

Respect where it’s due: the world we live in was built by engineers who had no AI, no computers - just paper, pencils, and brilliance.

Skyscrapers. Dams. Bridges. Power grids. Spacecraft.

All drafted by hand. Calculated with slide rules. Stress-tested by intuition, experience, and error margins. Not algorithms.

These weren’t just engineers. They were architects of civilization armed with nothing but math, grit, and vision.

AI is impressive. But it’s worth remembering: The foundations of the modern world were laid long before a single transistor ever flipped.

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