[ WP ] Hell has been confirmed as real ; it has also been confirmed that everyone goes there when they die . Write about how humanity desperately tries to avoid death .

At first they said it was a hoax. The news hit so many different websites, all telling the same story and citing the same sources. A whistleblower, a scientist who was part of the AIP ( Afterlife Investigation Program ), who could n't stand keeping the world in the dark when nothing mattered anymore. So he blabbed to everyone, told them that Hell has not only been proven to exist, but that we all go there when we die. The details were scarce, so it was pretty easy for all of the nations' leaders to denounce the claim as a terrible lie from a deeply-disturbed individual. People forgot about it for a while. 
 
 Only for a while. Another scientist, also a member of the AIP, followed the first, and reiterated what the first scientist had said. This time he brought proof. Videos of the experiments they did. There was a lot I did n't understand when I listened to the scientists speak about their experiments, but it was enough to worry people. All over the world, riots erupted, people marched to their government and demanded the truth. All it took was the breaking of one president, and then the truth was out. 
 
 No-one could've imagine the chaos that ensued, it was like the apocalypse, the actual end of days. There was so much looting and kidnapping and murder, so much senseless violence now that people felt that life was even more meaningless than previously thought. The police and the military were n't enough to hold back the anger and fear of the nations, and eventually they gave up, bit by bit, until people were left to their animalistic rage. 
 
 Then came the suicides. That was surprising, and I found it completely absurd how many people had decided to hurry to their eternal torture in Hell rather than try to put it off. But I understand them now. Most of us go through life expecting the afterlife to be better; even if you do n't believe in Heaven, nothingness must be some sort of relief. And then the bombshell came, and we learnt that life was as good as it gets. That this temporary, fleeting rollercoaster is counting down, minute by minute, to the moment we face an eternity of unimaginable suffering. No relief. 
 
 Besides, life is n't life anymore. There is no society, no laws, no jobs, no sense of purpose or enjoyment. People try to be happy, sure. They try to make the most of life before the end comes. But it's hard, especially when there's so much violence and death surrounding us, and everything we used to define as part of living is gone. We're all just animals now. 
 
 Every day, there's brain matter and bits of bone and skin and blood caking the concrete, or cars driving into walls or off bridges. Not as much as there was in the beginning, but every day, it happens. 
 
 Then you get the people who were rich before this happened. They've put their money to good use. They manage to get the healthiest food possible, exercise daily with a perfect workout schedule, and have their own doctors and surgeons living with them, just in case. While the rest of us scavenge or steal, or make do with the rations we're given by our faint attempt at a remaining government. There are others even worse off. They've been known to hold doctors hostage, or their spouse or children, forcing them to check them out or operate or prescribe medication. 
 
 But there are people even lower than that. People who do n't care, or do n't think about what it means, to be burning in Hell for eternity. They take pleasure in causing the pain of others, and the chaos excites them. This is their Heaven. Or maybe this is just Purgatory. Maybe Hell is truly where they belong. 
 
 We're all capable of anything. People always said humans had a strong survival instinct, and that was back when we thought we'd be going to Heaven.
