collapses

What if civilization collapses and people in the far future discover the stuff and don't know it's dangerous?

A house that isn't up to code might suit me just fine until there is an earthquake and it collapses.

Sort of like the ship that sinks of rust or building that collapses due to the accumulation of deferred maintenance.

If you experience any network glitch during play, including short wifi disruptions, the connection collapses.

That sounds like a decent justification for just continuing to use it until it collapses on its own due to disrepair!

When the liability is due, the whole system collapses (as it did in 2007/2008) because the collateral that is held is often not worth what it's is marked up to be.

Once you commodity labour then the demand side of your market collapses.

Fortunately, I think Iran is the more tractable of the two nations, at least until the North Korean regime collapses.

When the whole thing collapses, all the bankers get 100 cents on the dollar courtesy of central bank printing and sticking it to the taxpayer.

If the thousand-ton steel-and-concrete building collapses, you're going to die.

Building collapses, fires, environmental pollution (leather processing), worker injuries.

What happens in the fiber is actually similar to sea waves arriving on the beach - a very long and well beahaved wave steepens in the leading edge (which means new frequencies were generated) and eventually breaks/collapses into many small waves of much shorter period.

The article title right now reads: "Former President APJ Abdul Kalam is no more with us: Collapses During Speech in Shillong"

This is why proponents of the Many-Worlds Interpretation claim that Occam's razor favours it: you don't need to posit "observers" or "collapses"; there's just the evolution of the wave function.

With "Humans Benefit" cited as the rationale, which seems to contradict the behavior in IntelliJ IDE's which automatically collapses boiler-plate code into a "typeless lambda format" of what the source code would've looked like if Java had lambdas.