> Because almost no one today has the tools, skills, experience, and supply chains needed to recreate the Industrial Revolution. Beg to differ. We have million

> Because almost no one today has the tools, skills, experience, and supply chains needed to recreate the Industrial Revolution. Beg to differ. We have millions of engineers with extremely relevant skill sets to these problems. If all of electronics was destroyed tomorrow, by next week you'd have a metric shit ton of people learning steam engine technology and how to build/work with analog systems. There would be a lot of growing pains and a lot of death, but it wouldn't be like starting in the year 800 all over again.