The book “404 Error” describes what happens when the internet goes down worldwide. How likely is that?
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Andrian Kreye
Should there be people who, in addition to the four apocalyptic Ks of the present (climate, disease, war and collapse of the supply chains) still have capacities for another fear of catastrophe, they should read the book “404 Error”, which is currently doing the rounds. The Spanish science journalist Esther Paniagua describes how the Internet could fail. Worldwide. Completely. And then what happens. Not nice. In short, that would be the collapse of civilization as we know it. Within 48 hours. Or as she writes, after four missed meals.