The loss of citizen authority over the digital sphere, which has been supplanted by the demands of the state, is an apocalypse from which humanity can never recover. Should we be worried about the next digital apocalypse?
Everyone enjoys a good apocalypse, and in 2022, everyone will face the end of the world. Some apocalypses are made up, which is ideal for corporate lobbying and political ambition. Others are exaggerated as a "get rich quick" scheme that evaporates without a trace.
However, true apocalypses, those that constitute an actual threat to civilisation, are rarely published. And besides, there is a distinction between fear and terror, and no rational politician wants to incite panic.
In the same way that desert civilizations fear cloudless skies, societies founded on technology grow subject to its defects.
At the current rate of evolution of human civilisation, a truly digital disaster would very certainly result in a Year Zero event, an epoch characterized ...
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