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With the supply chain disruption we might lose digital technology, too. I say good riddance. We'll still have the mathematics we figured out (Graph Theory, Matr
by lindseymysse 5y ago
With the supply chain disruption we might lose digital technology, too. I say good riddance. We'll still have the mathematics we figured out (Graph Theory, Matrix Math, AI).
Our food supply is still mostly human powered. Tractors will get better.
We'll have to do something other than surveil people and shit-post on the internet to fill our time. Oh well.
- t-3 5y agoWe'll just move to shit-talking on radio. Basic electrical knowledge is way too widespread for anything less than total apocalypse to push us more than 50-100 years back in tech-level. Schematics and parts to assemble simple TTL computers are sufficiently widespread that computing would definitely continue. Small-scale electrical infrastructure is very simple and easy to set up, especially with the large number of high-quality manual tools available almost everywhere.
- lindseymysse 5y agoAnd that's fine by me. I think this computer everywhere stuff is more trouble than it's worth. It's like when we put radium on everything.