What If Internet Shut Down FOREVER?

Today, I'll give you the answer to the question, "What if the internet shut down FOREVER?".
How many things do you think heavily depend on the internet today? It's not only about KZbin, social media, or entertainment, but also about medicine, safety, and most importantly, the food supply. So, how would we live without the internet? Let's find out together. #whatif #hypotheticalscenario #catastrophe
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Let's get into the scenario of the last human remaining: • What If You Were the L...
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0:00 Introduction
1:06 Financial World Breakdown
3:22 Would It Beat Medicare?
4:55 What Would the Government Do?
6:08 Would It Lead to Starvation?
7:45 Long-Run Consequences
9:59 Mental Breakdown
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[@AnotherStoryShow]

Would you handle living without the internet?

[@afwalker1921]

If the internet was shut down forever, I'd just go back to dancing naked, like I did through the 1970s...

[@andrewlankford9634]

Broadcast TV and cable would be popular again.

[@wakcedout]

it would be the 1980s again and we would need physical copies of games and media. cable tv wouldnt be affected as it worked prior to the internet. standard broadcast tv would regain relavance and magazines and newspapers would be viable.

[@Raymondzhang-therandomventures]

thanks for the context, would be a very interesting world where a decentralized communications framework be built.

[@wakcedout]

i mean, world ticked by pretty well before it. and people were still able to communicate all be it a bit slower or a bit more costly with long distance phone calls. the internet would be out but things like the transatlantic cable would still exist and sattalites would also still function to transmit messages. we would just be more subjected to natural interference than we are now.

[@Raymondzhang-therandomventures]

thanks for the story

[@haywood9925]

I think it would be a big hiccup and then we would get over it.

[@dpalaoro]

Well thank goodness we have intranets.

[@cypress1337]

"The true value on anything" lol.

[@darkphotographer]

people live just fine before the internet is relative new commodity , majority of people got internet only the last 10 years , and before the 2000 internet suck , living without electicy will suck more since is over 100 year wee have it , and everything depend on it , good luck using steam to power basic stuff ,

[@GHOSTSTARSCREAM]

Yes, however. The current generation's that are born with internet would have a really difficult time living without it. Because that's all they know. The older generations that either had internet halfway in their lifetime or none at all would be better of surviving. But that number is dwindling everyday. Edit, also living without electricity and or water isn't that big of a deal to loose, tbh

[@darkphotographer]

@@GHOSTSTARSCREAM losing electicy is actual a big deal today , yes you can go and live fine off the grid , but everything run on elecicy from your toilete to your supply in food , iven your heating in winter ,and your ac in summer , if big city lose power for a week will be unlivable ,and lot of people will actually die and fast ,

[@GHOSTSTARSCREAM]

@@darkphotographer I don't think people actually would. 95% people live in the "Goldy Lock Zone" which is about -25 - +25 degree Celsius. Which people can handle without AC if dressed appropriately. And for those who live in the extreme weather (like the Middle East, they can simply move north into Europe if they want to survive). Most people would only die of extreme weather conditions if the above temperature is higher than what they can handle. But, that rarely happens (even during the cold/heat snaps) that we get for a week or 2 during a whole season. The Internet problem would be a much larger issue. For and example, half of Canada couldn't operate during June a couple of years ago because half of Canada relies on Rogers (tellicommunitation service) to be running at all times for things like cash registers, taking out cash at a cash machine, apps not working, etc). Because Rogers had a technical difficult for a few weeks there.

[@darkphotographer]

@@GHOSTSTARSCREAM wee can still trade in cash , not such big problem , withaut frige meat and other foods will spoil on one day , withaut working pluming , your house will smell so bad in few day thant you can not live ther , ask a fat person to go up 10flores , and try to stay out at -10 for few houes ,

[@dominion285]

we old people were just fine without internet🧓

[@dpalaoro]

Hmmm....but isn't your bank and pension and financial agreements and obligations attached to data servers on the internet?

[@samiirai]

This could've been so cool, it's a very interesting topic. But you couldn't help it? you had to cringe it? Or is it dumbed down? Like who watches these kinds of channels without getting violently grossed out by the dramatic commentator like narrator? The script was bad too.