Well, it will be very serious when it does go.

But for the record, yes, I'm aware of the vastness of geological timescales. And even if it is 10,000 years behind "schedule" (which, also, is a subtle thing to estimate), it could still plausibly be another 100,000 years before it actually explodes.

Still, the existence of a massive caldera, in the mainland US, that will eventually cause worldwide catastrophe, is an interesting story. As is news about unexpected motion of that ground.

If you thought I meant the post as some kind of warning of impending catastrophe, then you're gullible enough to, well, listen to Joe Rogan.