I was really hoping to go through life without needing to know what the plural of "apocalypse" is.

[grumpydad@infosec.exchange]

@evacide Ragnaroks?

[gclef@mstdn.social]

@me @g apocalopedes

It's at least fun to say.

[beesweater@kolektiva.social]

@evacide isnt it that one mel gibson movie set somewhere in south america

[drhyde@fosstodon.org]

@mike @evacide *technically* it's a literary genre, and the Bible contains more than one.

[mfennvt@mastodon.world]

@evacide Thanks for the Buffy reference.

[hnapel@mastodon.social]

@evacide

APOCALYPSIS

[capnhoppy@infosec.exchange]

@evacide @reijomancer The Earth is doomed.

[crumbletiltskin@mastodon.social]

@evacide it's just another market manipulation.

[phpete@mastodon.coffee]

@g

@evacide

[isol@mastodon.au]

@evacide

Apolyclypse ?

I don't know if the inventor of the word considered that there could be several going on simultaneously.

[faraiwe@mstdn.social]

@evacide is it "conservatives" ?

[ghostonthehalfshell@masto.ai]

@evacide

Poly crisis

[evacide@hachyderm.io]

@hnapel I think what we are experiencing is more of an apocellipsis, where the world is ending but it's also never quite gets there.

[franciswashere@mastodon.social]

@evacide Oh that's easy. Apocalypses. From Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

[buthowhighishigh@mastodon.social]

@evacide throwing my vote towards apocalypso as the plural

[cellomomoncars@mastodon.social]

@evacide @hnapel

Let's have the revelation(s).

That's what apocalypsis, or openbaring, is: revelation. Hence the name of that last book of the bible.
I can think of a few revelations to root for.

[spirit@cybernetic.monster]

@evacide I always appreciated Morin's "polycrisis".

[jasonbeets@newsie.social]

@evacide

Apocalypses would be more straightforward.

Apocalyptica sounds more fun.

[shadsterling@mastodon.social]

@alexmdunne @evacide polycalypse?

[michaelgemar@cosocial.ca]

@evacide @jasonbeets @hnapel Zeno’s Armageddon.