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In a groundbreaking discovery that has left scientists and political pundits alike both awe-struck and mildly concerned, archaeologists unearthed the remnants of a lost civilization deep within the heart of the Amazon rainforest. The civilization, which they've tentatively named "The Disaster-Proof Dystopians," appears to have thrived over 5,000 years ago, long before the concept of "climate change" became a buzzword among today's politicians.

The President, in a rare moment of bipartisan enthusiasm, declared the discovery "a clear sign that with enough determination and a well-placed underground bunker, we too can survive any disaster, be it environmental, political, or a particularly bad batch of avocados." The President's spokesperson later clarified that the President was speaking metaphorically, despite the President's history of taking apocalyptic preparedness very literally.

The Dystopian civilization, as historians have come to call it, was not without its quirks. They seemed to have anticipated and prepared for every possible end-of-the-world scenario, from asteroid impacts to the sudden cessation of all comedic content. Their underground cities were equipped with advanced waste management systems, which some experts believe may have been the precursor to modern-day social media.

Science enthusiasts have been abuzz with theories about how this ancient society could have achieved such a level of foresight. Some suggest that they had access to advanced science, possibly even time travel, as evidenced by their uncannily accurate predictions of future fashion trends. Others posit that they may have been visited by extraterrestrial beings, who, in a bid to escape their own dystopian reality, decided to share their wisdom with Earth's most prepared inhabitants.

As the world grapples with the implications of this discovery, many are left wondering if the Dystopians' downfall was due to hubris, resource depletion, or simply running out of punchlines. Whatever the case, historians are racing against time to decipher the civilization's texts, which are written in a language that seems to be a bizarre mix of Latin, modern internet memes, and instructions for assembling flat-pack furniture.

In a statement that has since gone viral, one archaeologist was overheard saying, "It's as if they knew we'd be here, digging through their past, trying to understand our future. They left us a roadmap, a guide to survive the chaos. But the real question is, do we have the sense of humor to handle it?"

As the international community prepares to celebrate this monumental find, the President has already commissioned the construction of a replica Dystopian bunker, promising it will be "the best bunker, believe me." Experts remain skeptical about the President's ability to maintain the necessary humor in such a dystopian setting.

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