Literary, post-apocalyptic literature share similar elements of how the world may end from one piece to another despite the differences in plots. Thus, different eras portray our world via "How the World Became Quiet" and "Ads at the End of the World" concerning technological advancement. For instance, in the text "Ads at the End of the World," human beings are surrounded by advertising everywhere.  It has become part of their daily lives as if it is the air that humans breathe, just like "How the World Became Quiet" all this has been triggered by technology. Most people think the process of advertising does not affect human lives at all. We believe it is just something do away with so quickly or just to be ignored by blocking it from reaching our minds for work. By guessing, post­ apocalyptic literature carries a looming action of humans, including the sense of death transpired by illness and natural disasters, plus most characters trying to beat the odds to survive by ultimately avoiding their morals. However, unavoidable death is like advertising that has dominated; thus, the constant fear is apparent in the post-apocalyptic genre. For instance, technology is an evolvement of basic spearheads plus the discovery of fire, net to forearms, and lately the internet indicating the end of the world. As a result, the most dominant species on the globe result from humanity's exceptional brainpower, even technology. According to Hewes Para. 1,

Literary, individual-like ads due to technology after that roam regions, leading to a depressing culture that is unavoidable, illustrating "How the World Became Quiet." Similarly, the "Ads at the End of the World" shows the mortal world. Therefore, due to artificial intelligence, nuclear warfare, and climate change, humanity could most likely meet its end. From one story to another, post-apocalyptic literature shares the same element illustrating how the world may end.

Consequently, nuclear bombs could destroy all lif e on earth would and they can be controlled instantly by world leaders. Thus, the world's most primarily controlled nations Russia and America can blow up the globe many times if they decide. Literary, the advancement of technology capably can destroy all humankind and numerous ecosystems as hinted in the apocalyptic narratives. "How the World Became Quiet" is a human urge for power over the other, resulting in some slanderous weapons of this kind. Hence, it becomes terrifying to humanity as the two nations' communications have repeatedly involved nuclear dangers. It makes the atomic weapons extremely excessive with a robust supply of this kind of technology, thus causing complete locality destruction with ease if they press the button any time they feel. For instance, programmers who create Artificial Intelligence might decide to hurt other humans or other things. The manufacture of atomic bombs may target certain races or even various programmed objects to destroy by computer masters to create global disaster. Therefore, the nuclear bombs need someone to dismantle them before the world is sent into flames by an emotionally irrational leader with greediness and the possibility of ending the world with minimal intentional individual assistance. Leaders owning the atomic bombs can decide to release them instantly and destroy human lives in the world.

Additionally, there is a possibility of technology ending the world with less intentional human help. The creation of machine language involves Swiftkey British company expert explaining the "How the World Became Quiet" notion differently from the "Ads at the End of the World" concept. For instance, what the ads can do is considered evil but far less illegal "Kehrli, Para. 13". It demonstrated how ads could negatively impact humanity by taking the loneliness and shifting them slightly until they look familiar. Every community has a story regarding how they achieve happiness. Also, how to achieve satisfaction via consumption of objects is the primary argument of the "Ads at the End of the World."  Besides, the company's technology employed a smartphone keyboard app just as a way of enjoying human life to learn how the professor suggests and thinks the words to use next. Ironically, advertising draws humans further away from the capacity of reality to satisfy material things. Hence the advertising answer provides the falsity of advertising since it is not the appeals it makes.

For instance, Hawking Stephen warned against embracing Artificial Intelligent whereby thinking machines could ruin humankind. Humans can do this by modifying themselves plus freely designing even constructing more capable systems. The primitive forms of AI developed already have proved to be very useful. However, humans need to fear the consequences that can surpass or match human thinking. Hence, outwitting individuals is tragically bound by the slow pace of biological evolution (Cellan-Jones Para. 6).

Also, shortly there is an excellent threat imposed by Artificial Intelligent on humanity. For instance, it won't be easy for humans to predict their reactions under a new situation that no one had spotted before. There is no version of individual control over Artificial Intelligence achieved. Likewise, it is not easy to control Artificial Intelligence led by humanity and autonomous once they appear in a different version. Therefore, it would be disastrous not to be able to control super-intelligent systems. Again, when used, more advanced programs can result in climatic changes that negatively impact human lives and the ecosystems at large. With less intentional aid from humankind, the is more possibility of technology ending the world.

Finally, climatic changes may result in global warming with a more significant effect on the world's temperature results from the process involving electric transferal and aluminum.

Thus, the impact destroys farm production meant to sustain humankind. Besides, technology overcharges the atmosphere with global emissions, which trap and behave like a blanket. As a result, creating dangerous strong waves d unlike the "Ads at the End of the World text, “How the World Became Quiet" text provides an idea of how our advancement in technology might cost us lives. Besides, during the process, methane released contributes to global warming. Also, high cancer cases, high mortality rates, and cancer care disruptions can result from carbon dioxide emissions' environmental influences. The only way the world can mitigate climate change is via renewable energy. However, the worldwide society resulting from technology has not put enough measures to slow the greenhouse emissions of dangerous gases threatening humankind. Harmful carbon dioxide gases released into the atmosphere affect global warming results which stress the ecosystem via water shortages, rise in fire treats, intense storm damage, pest and weed invasions. The post-apocalyptic literature entails human activities with humankind destruction, and global warming is a result of technology. The process involving aluminum even electric transferal impacts climate change with an extraordinary effect on the global temperatures, thus global warming.

In conclusion, both "How the World Became Quiet" and "Ads at the End of the World texts demonstrate the post-apocalyptic literature tales. Thus, they illustrate via human greediness and hunger for power via technology how it can quickly impact the extinction of species along with several others, whether via climate change, nuclear weapons, or artificial intelligence the at the edge of apocalyptic. Thus, numerous varying stages of complexity in getting solutions to these problems. However, atomic bombs have a straightforward answer, thus dismantling all the nuclear with immediate effect before even a single one is used to combat. On the contrary, society benefits from computers with artificial intelligence, thus making it more complicated.  It is easy to minimize by programmers and scientists instituting even controlling programming to eliminate any chance of Artificial Intelligence becoming a reality. Finally, the most complex of the three issues is climate change. Ultimately, advertising impacts human culture, but individuals cannot expect the impact to be so severe, thus leading to the world becoming quiet and the death of humankind. The two texts show some numerous differences than similarities. Therefore, humanity needs to take drastic action to combat these changes via renewal energy and governmental policies.