Complete society breakdown sounds promising? I think I misunderstood what you were trying to say.
andrewta
How bad would affect society, it would be pretty much catastrophic. I live in the United States pretty much. Everything is computerized at this point. No Internet access good luck in getting your medical files, good luck on buying something at a store. Stores would not be able to order anything so the shelves would be empty. Traffic lights are all computerized so there would be traffic jams from hell. Now the traffic lights might continue running for a while in certain areas as long as they are not networked, But I have heard rumor that some of them might be networked And if they are, I have no idea if they could run independently.
There’s so many things in this country that require an Internet connection to actually even operate. It’s quite scary.
Most people would lose their minds because society would really cease to function within about a day.
For example, grocery stores would shut down for the day, maybe two Possibly three, until the grocery store owners realized this wasn’t going to be a short term item. At which point they would have the managers of the store escort people in figure out what items they need and then have to hand. Write up receipts to get things sold. They would have to calculate the tax by hand. Many grocery store managers would have a hard time on even figure out how to do this. Within a couple of days, the grocery store shelves would be up empty. Because there would be no real way to re-order food., Grocery store owners would be forced to close the stores. At which point food riots would begin. Because people would be convinced there was food in the grocery store yet the stores are closed and the Kids at home would be crying for food, people would lose their minds.
I’m thinking a week maybe two tops before society completely breaks down
My opinion, best answer
This is solid advice. Go to the court and ask ahead of time. when my blood sugar gets out of whack. I tend to slow way down and then just pass out.
It was shittyasklemmy but thank you
Is my logic it would reduce the number of homes available for rent. More people would be able to own. Because more homes in the market would be available. But people would be buying them to live in them. We literally can’t build homes fast enough. Every time there’s a downturn in the market building of homes slows down. And that puts us even further behind.
Most likely no, it probably had no real effect. Although I also have to ask how old are you now?
I think that’s the big reason. Lots of wear
26 pages in a single paragraph: perfect way to piss off my old English teacher
If you only stubbed your toe on a fascits head then you didn’t kick hard enough.
Fully agree