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Late December always brings a certain mood.
A sense of endings, of cycles closing, of standing on the edge of something new.
And moments like that tend to make us reflect a little more than usual on where we've been and where we're headed.
But that instinct to think about what comes next sometimes goes much further.
In Focus this evening, a glitch that could short-circuit cyberspace.
On New Year's Day, 2000, is it possible that we're in for an international disaster?
Predictions about the end of the world have surfaced again and again over the centuries.
Even in my own lifetime, there was the Y2K tech pocalypse of 1999.
Fears of the Y2K bug are keeping many people grounded,
and most say they'll settle for being close to home with family and friends.
Everyone knows the failure of Uncle Sam's computers will be chaos.
Glitches in the air traffic control system, breakdowns in oversight of nuclear plants and weapons.
The Nibiru Cataclysm of 2003, where an unknown planet was supposed to pass by the Earth,
ending life as we know it.
Like his previous predictions,