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Author questions accuracy of "doom" predictions in comics

The author expresses skepticism about the accuracy of "doom" predictions, using the analogy of Chicken Little and the wolf to illustrate how dire warnings can sometimes be unfounded or exaggerated. They suggest that good comics should not require extensive explanation, implying that the comic in question, which stemmed from a discussion about AI and global warming, may not have been effective. AI

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Author questions accuracy of "doom" predictions in comics

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    Let's try this again. I will say I don't believe fears about global warming are unfounded or overblown. I don't think any of these examples were wrong in their

    Let's try this again. I will say I don't believe fears about global warming are unfounded or overblown. I don't think any of these examples were wrong in their predictions of doom. Chicken little ended up in the pot. The wolf did show up eventually. Good comics shouldn't need exp…