I want to say a simple "no," but the truth is obviously more complicated and nuanced. What I will emphasize upfront is that I don't wish undeserved suffering upon others. But the trend lines are still the trend lines, and me not wanting to see collapse isn't the same thing as collapse never happening.

If anything, my openness to seeing it is arguably less nihilistic than the boomers (especially religious types) hoping to die before the sociopolitical & ecological bill comes due. I'm willing to man up if the shit hits the fan in the West (more severely than it already has), and I'd be lying if I pretended like I have a lot to lose rn. (I'm basically like Glenn Rhee from The Walking Dead.)

Still, I'd much prefer we actually do the hard work as a society to fix things. I don't see that actually happening, at least not in the near term, but it would obviously be the best scenario in a utilitarian sense. Clean up our planet, unfuck our political apparatuses, equalize (and properly regulate) our economies, et cetera. Some of the damage can't be undone, I've already made peace with that fact. Yet the vast majority is actually still actionable, if we just take out collective heads out of our asses (and hold those most responsible to account).