Will Depue says America will never collapse and human history is ending
Overview
Will Depue, who posts as @willdepue and is identified as an OpenAI account owner, says on X that America will never collapse and that humanity is nearing the end of human history.
He says there is not enough time left and that the rules of decay have changed. A later post by him, also on X, says July 4, 2026, the 250th anniversary of the United States, was the last Fourth of July of "Human America."
The reports give no evidence or further explanation for these claims. The sources are Depue's own posts, and no other report confirms or discusses them.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 27, 10:46 PM ET
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- Oct 27, 10:43 PM ET · 1 articleWill Depue says July 4, 2026 marks the last "Human America" Fourth of Julywill depue: Will Depue says July 4, 2026 marks the last "Human America" Fourth of July
- Oct 27, 10:27 PM ET · 1 articleWill Depue says the rules of decay have changed for Americawill depue: Will Depue says the rules of decay have changed for America
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will depue@willdepueXWill Depue says July 4, 2026 marks the last "Human America" Fourth of JulyAIWill Depue, an OpenAI-affiliated account, says July 4, 2026, the 250th anniversary of the United States, was the last Fourth of July of "Human America." In a quoted post, he says America will never collapse and that human history is reaching its end, with the rules of decay having changed.

will depue@willdepueXWill Depue says the rules of decay have changed for AmericaAIWill Depue (@willdepue), the OpenAI account owner, posts that America will now never collapse. He says humanity is nearing the end of human history and that there is not enough time left. He adds that the rules of decay have changed.

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