If you google "a brief history of the Apocalypse" there's a site that catalogues the most well known examples of this from the last several thousand years. All predictions made in earnest by genuinely convinced people, all subsequently proven wrong. It's quite a track record. In my own life I've known people utterly convinced that the Bible "clearly prophesied" Gorbachev, Saddam Hussein, and Barrack Obama as the antichrist and proof the end of the world was upon us. All wrong.
Like I said to @Deeje before, the world WILL end eventually, somehow. But given the vast history of spectacular failures of such prophecies in the past, by people just as sincere and sure of their reading of whatever their source was, it's going to take a bit more than "lots of bad stuff is happening" to convince me.
Lots of bad stuff is ALWAYS happening. If anyone has evidence that the frequency of bad stuff is significantly increasing, great, that'd be one thing, but whenever I ask for such evidence in these sorts of discussions (which I've been having for over 20 years on and off) there's always some excuse for why I shouldn't ask.
Like I said...the devil is a great mimic. He sets people up to predict dates, days and hours, but when they lead to disappointment, it gives people a jaded attitude. His first effort is always to confuse people and mask the truth. He passes truth off as fiction, and fiction off as truth. Only a well educated Christian will see the difference.
We have all heard the many conspiracy theories and it is obvious that the majority of them are nonsense....BUT, there is some truth to others among the rubbish that get lumped in with the nonsense, so that all conspiracy theories then become nonsense to those with that jaded attitude. The truth is hidden like a diamond in a pile of broken glass.
This is the devil's MO, so it should make us aware of what he is up to, and not ignore the clear sign that Jesus gave us to indicate when this period in history would begin. No one knows when it will end, but we shouldn't be lulled into complacency.