My Vision of the End of the World

Modern computer systems are unnecessarily complex. It is
evident that such computational power and questionable
software solutions are not vital overall. The vast majority
of tasks necessary for servicing the economy and industry
can be performed by third and fourth-generation computers.
Modern computer systems are imposed by globalists with
the aim of social and political influence and why they contain
a vast number of vulnerabilities. After all, the goal of contemporary
Big Tech is to construct a dystopian society.
Once, in the blessed times of the scientific and technological
revolution, military technologies were redirected to the civilian
sector through conversion. This ensured stability, predictability,
and reliability in the tasks being performed. Such systems were
simple, and therefore understandable and easy to maintain.
The number of vulnerabilities in these systems was minimal.
In fact, third and fourth-generation computers represented
complexes with a known number of unknown risks. It is thanks
to these systems that airplanes do not fall from the sky and
nuclear power plants do not suddenly explode on the outskirts
of cities.
Then, as you know, in the early 2000s, globalists gave rise
to the phenomenon known as Big Tech IT cartels. In other
words, speculation in programming aimed at building a virtual
dystopian world. This stage in the history of the degradation
of human civilization is characterized by the widespread use
of scripting languages, programmed software and hardware
vulnerabilities, the application of cyber weapons against
civilian targets, illegal data collection, the creation of AI,
cloud colonialism, gaslighting, fake news, psychological
operations, echo chambers, and by overall brainwashing
of the masses.
But today I want to address a question that does not concern
the social consequences of all this madness. I want to examine
the technical consequences of all this for our civilization. It is
well known that most hardware and software is created by
unknown entities, in unclear locations, and generally contains
documented hidden vulnerabilities, as well as backdoors from
developers, intelligence agencies, corporate, and so on.
This entire system, which is undoubtedly an ecosystem,
represents an environment that has been deliberately (with
malicious intent) embedded with a multitude of vulnerabilities
at its very core. As we know from systems theory, every system
tends to counteract itself. Overall, if a system is designed with
errors, each subsequent update leads to even more mistakes.
Updates to such flawed systems can only be carried out until
the system begins to cause more harm than good. Once the
information entropy of the system exceeds its synergy,
a cascading collapse begins. The system deteriorates, collapses,
or degrades. In other words, it becomes non-functional.
All modern industrial, network, medical, and other equipment
is built not on military solutions but on consumer-grade
solutions created by leftist globalists in their corporations.
I can personally attest that everywhere from new nuclear power
plants to medical devices, hardware-software complexes based
on consumer technologies not intended for these purposes are
used. This has led and continues to lead to technological
disasters, deaths in hospitals, and transportation accidents
around the world.
But this is not the worst part. Each year, the number
of technological disasters resulting from the use of ineffective
globalist technologies will increase. This is primarily due
to the replacement of old industrial computer systems with
new consumer gadgets. This will further accelerate systemic
entropy in the economy. The factor of double unknowns will
intensify as the old generation of technologies is phased out.
When the number of non-stable dangerous modern systems
reaches approximately 80%, a cascading collapse will begin.
The catastrophic collapse caused by widespread cloud solutions
and the use of ineffective AI will lead to an increase
in information entropy as a whole. In other words, computerized
systems, due to unpredictable errors and failures embedded
in their architecture, are doomed to self-destruct. This can occur
due to external factors as well as escalating internal errors.
Given that the same consumer standards are used across different
critical systems, the same problem will simultaneously affect
multiple sectors of the economy or several hazardous industrial
facilities. The dependence of such systems on cloud-based
colonial technologies, the lack of operational autonomy
by workers, and the absence of fault-tolerant hardware
management will only exacerbate the situation.
In simple terms, the end of the world will occur when the
cascading collapse of systems reaches a level of total collapse.
This collapse will clearly be triggered by the simultaneous
interdependent failure of several critically important facilities,
sectors, or parts of military infrastructure. Due to the inability
to predict and recognize errors at critical moments, neither AI
nor humans will be able to prevent this event, as the number
of potential errors in modern systems approaches infinity. Even
based on simple probability theory, it is evident that in an
unpredictable world, equipment with an infinite number of errors
will eventually lead humanity to disaster. Therefore, the only way
to prevent a cascading collapse of systems as a whole is to revert
technologies to the standards of 1991. Otherwise, we face
a planetary technological collapse, which seems to have already
begun, but which almost no one yet considers a unified global
problem.