We'll Meet Again, Don't Know Where, Don't Know When...C’mon, Everybody Sing!

It being Friday the 13th and all, seems fitting to take a little haunted hay ride away from our typically eco-optimistic, solution-oriented tact to a darker place, a Twelve Monkeys, 28 Days Later kind of place. Not even totally sure what the context of this chart is, but the URL says it’s from the Times of London online (more info, anyone?). Morbid as this kind of food for thought may be, it’s still a little cool and fascinating to think of the world post human civilization (admit it, you’ve fantasized). Truth is, we have to go out sometime. Of course we’d prefer leave a considerably more biodegradable legacy than we would if plague knocked us out today. A couple million more years and we’ll be a little closer to ready. (click on the image to enlarge)

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