10-30-2021, 03:38 PM
If the Millennials are smart, creative and actually giving the idea of preparing for such an event some consideration, they could preserve their world of electronics to some degree.
If they are walking the walk in regards to green energy by using a closed system like solar panels and a battery bank, they will have electricity when the grid is down. If they have an understanding of networking, they could establish a mesh-net WiFi network with the devices they had the foresight to protect from EMP damage.
Gamers are aware of how to create a local network to play multi-player games and have top performing computer systems, so they could adapt if they had the smarts to plan ahead and protect all that equipment. With normalcy bias though, I doubt many smart Millennials think that way and will be pretty lost when the SHTF.
If they are walking the walk in regards to green energy by using a closed system like solar panels and a battery bank, they will have electricity when the grid is down. If they have an understanding of networking, they could establish a mesh-net WiFi network with the devices they had the foresight to protect from EMP damage.
Gamers are aware of how to create a local network to play multi-player games and have top performing computer systems, so they could adapt if they had the smarts to plan ahead and protect all that equipment. With normalcy bias though, I doubt many smart Millennials think that way and will be pretty lost when the SHTF.