But talk a lot of it makes the opposite result, we have other level of civilization, I think the humanity reach the point where a collapse is very difficult
lmao u cant wait. thats the saddest part man, we're gonna be long dead when that shit happens. I wish i was born later so i could see how this period went down in history
@@adityashrestha2774 Couldn't you say that about all time periods though? I bet my great grandfather was very curious about how WWII would turn out and the world post war.
"Scipio Africanus looked upon the flaming city of Carthage and he wept, for he knew one day it would be Rome". All things end, all things die, all things have their time. Even us.
Jablička It’s pretty obvious that we’ll destroy ourselves first, I’m sure its happened an innumerable amount of times with ancient stuff like Gobekli Tepei being found. I’m sure every society once thought they’d survive the long haul and witness an ushering in of new ages of human history, and granted some of them actually have, every society crumbles eventually and their ability to herald the future ceases. (forgive my spelling)
Prometheus An unknown US General sitting in a top conference wherein is described by the CIA and other intelligence agencies the demise, collapse and infiltration of the Libyan nation and the toppling of its leader is unsettled. And the General afterwards wept, for he knew one day this was to be of his nation.
@@cettechaineestcloture.1351 Hawaii is F**ked hard. The USA Navy practice field once was Hawaii " Sacred Land " to their " gods " of farming. The Navy has been lying for years over the fact they multiple tested " Davy Crockett " nukes there. Other than pineapples, the US has wreaked Hawaii farmland where they need to import food to feed their island current population.
Except that wasn't said by a historian talking about the past, it was said by a philosopher talking about the present. In fact, modern historians really don't like hearing that phrase over and over again.
I think some of their beliefs would be detrimental to survival once the raiders start riding into their town. I think they would have to make some changes to their beliefs.
matthewsaluh the amish get wives from other amish and mennonite communities, and about 5000 people BECOME amish every year, and also adoption is super common in the amish communities. if you go to lancaster county, there’s a bunch of younger amish families with black children adopted from larger urban areas in pennsylvania
Their knowledge on how to grow food and build structures that can maintain livable temperatures without technology would be invaluable. They would likely have to abandon some of their pacifist ways and use their iron working skills to make muskets and cannons to deal with raiders.
If I could have a choice regarding the teritory, the resources and oppotunities (natural & technological) which woold be available to me I would be totally satisfied as the Emperor of Southeasten South America (encompassing southeaster-southern Brazil, Uruguy, while from Argentina I would endevor to grasp the provinces of Missiones, Corienes, Santa Fe and Buenos Aires. My capital would be either Montevideo , Punta del Leste or Porto Alegre (Brazil)
@@anthonywarren9885 no it wouldn't. Pre-Roman Celtic Europe existed in this model, and it was considerably less volatile and violent than the Roman Era.
@@anthonywarren9885 the notion that larger states means less war has been torn apart so many times it isn't even funny. I don't know of a single historian who I credit who would even suggest that is how it worked in the past, and today the smallest states are routinely the least warlike.
When Rome Collapsed in 476 (really Rome was very weak after the massive failed attack on North Africa in 467 and 470)… many Roman cities kept on working like Millian, Aqueallia and even Rome. Only in the Justinian wars of 530’s to 550’s of trying to take back Italy did the cities and their water supply were wrecked and massive population dropping. Massive starvation and when the Lombard’s invaded to help the Vistagots… total destruction.
Ha between the riches of the Wizard Diz-nai and our town full of psychic soldiers, alligator and panther-riding ape commandos from the Avargles, and our brilliant scientists from the Ville of Gains we shall triumph over all!
Yeah, if he wanted to still stick with Rome theme, I think the fall of the province of Britannia. However, the Bronze Age collapse is better indeed. I do understand why people overuse the Fall of Rome as the theme of fall of civilization. It's so romanticized and overused in geopolitics as well.
@@ddwkc Britain lasted for something like a hundred years after the last Roman administrators were kicked out. They were kicked out by the local Romano-British population, probably because they were still demanding taxes for the Empire while the Empire was refusing to provide protection to the province. A few years later Armorica did the same, probably under advisement from the people in Britain. Armorica was still allied to the Empire but ran its own affairs, later becoming a bastion for Gallo-Romans fleeing raids by Germans, Huns and likely bandits. It's a bit of cliche too to claim the Germans conquered the Western Empire and destroyed it. The Germans had been part of the Imperial administration for over a century, were a large part of the army, had married into the Imperial family. The Empire was already in decline when Septimus Severus was killed by his own troops in the mid 3rd century and a general was elected by the army as emperor. After that it was a free for all. Stability was restored at times but the incessant civil wars, instead of focusing on protecting the borders and strengthening the structure of the Empire, severely weakened the Empire allowing outside groups to gain footholds. It's more accurate to say that the Germans took over the administration of the Empire and simply spread up a process of decentralisation that was already underway long before they showed up. There was gradual decline due to lack of central authority. There was no great war that saw the barbarian hordes burn down the cities. It's more like the bureaucracy that organised manufacturing and supply ceased so local building projects would find they couldn't source the stone blocks they needed so they began a process of dismantling existing buildings deemed of less value to get their stone. That continued all through the middle ages, even the Coliseum was used as a quarry of ready made stone. Overall the roads and aqueducts continued in use, some are still in use today.
It's cyclical. Civilization always falls from time to time. It's the nature of things. Impermanence. This civilization will inevitably collapse. The only question is: when?
@the Lost Q I've heard from friends that the latest rockets use renewable energy, but when it comes to rebuilding and running the world using fossil fuels, well that wouldn't fare well
@the Lost Q idk if you're comment is accurate and I don't wanna look it up, but I can't imagine what it would be like at that time. Knowing humanity was doomed to vanish on earth without being able to do anything about it
@@danielmsz so I've seen many messed up things like beheadings and murders and for some odd reason it's always Brazilians recording and killing its strange they even toy with the body.
Yeah, the US is essentially a fragile failed nation state. This COVID19 thing is just insult to injury, kind of like fall the Berlin Wall was essentially that for the form USSR states.
The year is 2566 AD in the Kingdom of Virginia, and a mother is begging her son not to wonder in the woods to hunt because the feared mischievous demi-god "Sonchu" will vaporize any fools who stroll into his realm.
You are assuming a simple village folk like him could afford or be allowed to own a noble knightly weapon such as a gun to hunt safely and somehow is also granted a license to hunt on a land surely belongs to an illustrious and noble lord... XD
@@pypy1986820 people like it imagine that the world would just suddenly revert to kings and knights. Unlikely the most likely form of post collapse goverment would be an authoritarian Republic not a feudal monarchy. Feudalism began dissolving once efficient guns became widely available a peasant could kill a knight just as well if not better than a man at arms could from a safer distance
My friend Bruno, retired lumberjack, almost entirely self sufficient by hunting, fishing, foraging and gardening, living in his cabin deep in the woods, without any need for address, vehicle, electricity or neighbors, probably won't even notice the collapse until he walks to the nearest town once a year to stock up on ammo and liquor. 😁
@@meneedmorebrain Personally, I'm going to ravage the surrounding suburbs. Densely packed targets of high quality loot. The only drawback is that everyone has guns.
@@Oussama-sabouh And? You think every nation on earth should have democracy? We have our ways of governing. Also Iran I'd very old.. "Persia" (which is a part of Iran) was actually called Iran by us locals.
Honest question: what happens to my Best Buy reward points, and can they be converted into lottery tickets for admission to the local underground survival colony / cult?
The problem with saying "I don't care _how_ it breaks down" is that how it breaks down actually has a big effect on what happens afterwards. A solar flare f.e. will have a dramatically different outcome to a pandemic or a nuclear war. Further, there's no way of knowing what things will actually be like in 2040.
Matthew Marden I’m wondering what type of apocalypse scenario would be most likely to result in the collapse discussed in this video. Nuclear EMP blasts? Solar flare? Global pandemic? I’m really curious.
@@psychopomp4135 Well anything that takes out power is out, that will lead to a sudden collapse, billions dead and the rest struggling to get by. A limited nuclear war might do it, or a plague. Basically, you need a way of knocking civilisation on its rear without completely destroying it. And it's not going to be easy to do, given that there are literally dozens of countries around now, rather than just the handful that were around during the fifth century, and the countries are far more politically robust.
Matthew Marden Well, wouldn’t knocking out the power lead to sort of pandemonium assesses in this video? Or would that type of thing be so sudden that we’d likely never recover?
@@psychopomp4135 Taking out power also takes out water, sewage, communications and food storage at the very least. It's so big a shock so suddenly that a civilisation can't survive in any recognisable form.
Due primarily to Covid and more people having more time on their hands, as well as fear of food supplies thanks to the panick hoarders. But what about after this pandemic has passed? Will those gardens be maintained, next year? I'm not so sure it'll last.
I live in the desert. Sure you can grow with water we get from Lake Mead, but that's irresponsible to grow things where I live. If everyone did that, we would quickly run out of water.
It made me laugh how he's talking about all this serious stuff about society collapsing, and then it comes to the patreon supporters and he's like "I want to thank Frogman Savage and others for their support" lmao
To be quite honest the fall of the U.S. would kinda be more or less not be as much of change for a lot of people . A lot of peasants during Rome didnt experience as much change as others. Plus, the fall of Rome he's talking about is the fall of the western Roman empire which was finally destroyed in 476 CE. The eastern empire still stood however until 1453. So i guess we would still see quite a lot simarities like loss of proper education, lack of proper infrastructure, raids, war, and other things like the remanent of the United States being later conquered. Which would then finally mark the end of America.
@reign claw 5G conspiracy is fucking sad joke that shows lack of knowledge, all that cell signals do to a human being is raise the temperature of the skin. The cellular signal causes your skin to heat up just like when holding a cell phone to your ear causes the ear to heat up. This is also how a microwave works, it is basically like a cell phone just that instead of sending the signal out in the open it does so in a box and so the signal is trapped inside and bounces back and forth in all directions and in the process it heats up the food. Now unless you lock yourself in a giant metal box with a giant cellular transmitter and power it up and being that humans are made of some 60% water it would take allot of time for a human to heat and cook to the point of death, nothing much else would happen. Cellular signals do not interact with our bodies systems as the body works on chemical reactions and not electronics. The "signals" in our bodies are that of sugar elements and protein, IE chemicals and biological processes. Magnets, electronics, cellular signals mean nothing to our bodies other than heat being generated from the signal going thorough the body.
We have more gun fights now than back in the old west because back in the old west everybody had a gun and the right to defined them self from bandits these days called drug dealing hoods, muggers and home invaders. Defined your self and loved ones from scum like that today in leftist states and cities they will call you the bad guy and if cops try to stop those that would do harm to you, nut cases will protest in the streets wanting to defund them. Looks like America is already falling because people won't get their heads out of their ass and vote leftist ( Democrats ) out of office. They seem to want to hand over the world to socialist China that builds death camps and cause pandemics. Come to think about the black plague came from China to for those that don't know their history.
Solar relies on mass produced eleven is that you really can make at home or scrounged together. You either have a solar panel or you don’t. Wind and water are entirely dependent on location, wind being wide and flat, water being the obvious.
I’m President John Henry Eden. My Fellow Americans we will rebuild. We will bring this country back. Join with me. Join with the Enclave and we will make America Great Again. I’m President John Henry Eden President of the United States. President of America. President of the Enclave.
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) The master? The master is just a myth created by the NCR to scare people into annexation. Whoever heard of a computer running a country? It’s not like they’re sentient.
Jared Diamond made the interesting point that if this civilisation collapses there can never be a second industrial revolution because all of the oil, coal, iron ore etc that is easy to get at and can be mined without advanced technology has already been used.
Well in some drastic scenarios the tropics and subtropics become desert, the arctic and sub arctic becomes temperate. While North America is mostly shield rock, Siberia may open up, or far patagonia. Civilization around the arctic oil may be lucky.
Diamond is a charlatan that ignores that a nation's true wealth lies in the intelligence and industrious capacity of its people (witness the quick post-war rebounding of relatively resource-limited but socially-cohestive countries like Japan and Germany). Ignoring the fact that so-called "fossil fuels" are actually self-renewing (abiotic oil) we have enough natural energy resources to last us another 200 years easily, assuming we don't advance onto cold fusion or something similar. Maintaining stable demographics of productive nations is the key to future success.
@@Pwn3540 If our civilization does collapse, life for those who survive will most likely be nasty, brutish, and short. Even those in rural areas. lex talionis
Bobby Coggins true. Your best hope is for your farm to be somewhere really remote or hard to access. But honestly, I dunno if anyone would want to be alive with the crazy rich people that would still be around.
"No, wait! That one launches all our nuclear missiles!" "Then which one gives me a Diet Coke?" "That would be the other one, sir." "What idiot designed this thing?" "You did, sir." "And which one gives the rest of the world a Coke?" "There's no button for that, sir." "But isn't there an app for that?" "Not that we're aware of, sir." "Then tell Steve Jobs to build me an app that gives the world a Coke!" "Steve Jobs is dead, sir." "Then bring him back to life!" "That would be impossible, sir." "Then make me a button that gives the world a Coke!" *the president turns into a button* "How did that genie get in here?! Let's lock him up with the rest of the monsters!" *the genie disappears* "I order all units to get out there and find that genie! I repeat-" "General Monger, the genie and every known monster at-large have just appeared in multiple cells."
I've actually thought about this before. It's interesting to think that in this present moment we believe everything will remain the same forever but, in actuality, we're just another page in a future history book, who knows what's going to happen to human civilisation 100+ years from now. I mean think about a Roman living during the "pax romana", the empire is at an all time high, they'd believe that civilisation has no where to go but up, however, in less than a few hundred years Rome collapses and the dark ages emerge. You can imagine that a Roman might assume that nothing could possibly go wrong but it's the small errors that are made in the present moment that build up over time until everything comes crumbling down. On the upside, thank you for another great video Justin.
even during Pax romana, rome knew little of what's outside their borders. sure, those in protected regions like italy and greece may have thought like that, but those that lived on the border, especially the rhine. wondering when the barbarians would attack again? in contrast, now we know the whole globe. i dont just how hard we can get hit to lose so much, since we may forget that most knowledge now a days, while you can find in on the internet, it's still printed. those who can get access to this knowledge will gain control.
@@Shadow.24772 It could happen in space, The distance between stars is so big that it's entirely possible that a future empire might grow to the borders of the known world and fracture due to lack of communication. And it might take thousands of years to overcome such an obstacle, There are a lot of proposed techniques when it comes to colonizing other stars, But there isn't a single one when it comes to communication with colonies, Even with light it takes 4 years for signals to reach from the closest star system, And that's a hella a lot of time.
Nah another settlement needs your help I'll mark it on your map. Edit: Wait no PAM wants to see you in her room... again... so she can send you to University Point to kill a courser... again...
Interesting video but with solar power (75% of power during day in California comes from solar 2024) and wind. Overall in USA, only 2% solar in USA (burns a lot of coal and natural gas. At night in California, gas (natural gas) makes up 80% of power grid… so night power might go away!!
Texas would swallow its neighboring states and parts of Mexico then implode as mass influx of refugees from the hinterlands of americas causes the breakdown of infrastructure , insufficient security, and lack of common goods allows a thriving underworld to slice up their part of the country like fuedal barons.
What's interesting to me is what we might retain after such a collapse. The shear amount of writing we have makes retaining knowledge way more likely. Local and small scale energy production using something like solar could change a great deal in a region.
IMO we shouldn't get to cared away with the implication of renewable energy sources in a post-collapse society. Sure they might help, but ultimately all technology needs maintenance, and production of technologies require specialised industrial infrastructure. We will need mines labor that harvest the ingredients required, we will need factories and machineries to manufacture them, and massive amount of energy to do so. And most importantly, the large body of people with sepcialised expertise and knowledge to keep all these things running. The same goes for everything else, from modern medicine to powered tools So while in the short run it can soften the impact of a major social collapse, I doubt it would change much of the course of recovery in the long run.
@@lcmiracle Certainly, but I was thinking was that many of these wealth "villas" would be able to maintain energy production even if it only powers a small area. A little power could make a big difference in a region.
Dude, take a look at the censorship situation today, the Safe Harbor Act ended yesterday and just now TH-cam announced that they will be taking extensive measures to “ensure election safety” by nuking any content that dares to speculate on the nationwide election fraud cases that are being disputed right now. Do you really think that the oligarchs that run America won’t usurp power once they issue a financial collapse? and quickly decimate any dissenting opinion by killing off millions of people quietly through the guise of “re-education camps” Or that they wouldn’t censor any and all coverage of these purges? What I’m getting at is that a collapse of the United States would pretty much guarantee that humanity would never know real truth ever again. We’d become like China where the clever are culled and the blissfully ignorant get to thrive and stay alive. Those who won’t comply and share real information will either be imprisoned, tortured into submission, or gunned down by the UN. After that? Nobody left alive would be dissidents. And their children, if they have any would have no idea about life before the “Reset”, the centralized party in power would never be removed and they’d quickly get to work on rewriting our history, like they have been doing through their Hollywood propaganda arm for decades. It’s not a conspiracy anymore that these globalist elites plan to exterminate the global populace, the “Great Reset” simply means a consolidation of power through economic collapse, forced inoculation (which will cause sterilization), destitution and subsequently nationwide famine and death. Rant over, sorry for the diatribe, but you get the idea. The powers that be want us to become Oceania. If that does end up happening the past as we know it will become fiction, and the lies of the ruling class will become truth.
By the Waters of Babylon by Stephen Benet and A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter Miller are kinda like that. By the Waters of Babylon is even set in New York.
That's not entirely unlikely to be honest a few cartels have an insane amount of organisation bordering that of a military not to mention that many cartels like the cjng or zetas are becoming full on militarised and are very well armed
@@finnISHY Well seeing how many non-whites we have in the US now this is probably going to happen. There's NO WAY these "people" can run a nation........
@@jonc67uk Not really, the bronze age collapse is way more intresting than the fall of rome. Rome's fall was more akin to new management and the beginning of a darwinian evolution of technology and ideas. The Bronze age actually saw civilizaton set back over a millenium.
@@aspen1606 which is why it's liable to be awkward, what with the climate shift & large areas becoming uninhabitable due to temperature rises & weather pattern shifts & the current massive population numbers. That'll make the volume of the sea people look like an undersubscribed coach trip. .
By 'Rome collapsed do you include Constantinople collapse or are you solely referring to Western Rome collapse? Because, when Rome collapse in Italy in the gift century, much of western Europe was also considerably set back technologically and politically speaking.
“It is said the warrior's is the twofold Way of pen and sword, and he should have a taste for both Ways. Even if a man has no natural ability he can be a warrior by sticking assiduously to both divisions of the Way.” -M. Musashi
This is more like thr bronze age collapse then the roman collapse. I mean a globalized society collapsing all together at the same time? I will just say one thing: sea people
Simple. The Emperor of Mankind comes out of hiding, builds the Thunder Legions to destroy the techno-barbarian warlords and unites Terra under the Imperium of Man.
but to that to happen we humans have to have colonized the far galaxy and have warp travels with the Golden age of technology.... we are still far from that point, sadly.
pretty much, only thing that holds The Saviors back from forming a nation is the hordes of walkers left over from cities long gone. negan already had significant power, resourcefully, socially, and militarily. without dem zambies running around, he and his people could easily make deals/slaves out of smaller settlements and grow and grow until they're a nation. honestly, the scariest part about the walking dead is watching people who were originally kind and charitable people break bad post-apocalypse and rise to power. in a real life scenario without the zombies, we'd see Negan-like stories on a much larger scale
Ho Lee Shi Hundreds of military bases around the world and constant wars around the world for the past 130 years say otherwise. The US is absolutely an empire.
@@kevinheintz4046 He means the type of government, not the political power... a republic with representative government versus a dictatorship. The roman republic was a representative government made up of a senate and consul and ruled over a vast "empire" of territories (in the sense we use the word now)... it became the roman empire which still had the senate but they were largely ignored by the dictator who was given absolute power "temporarily" and it also ruled over a large "empire" of territories. This is where the word dictator comes from, though the meaning has changed a bit over time.
"I met a traveller from an antique land Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert. Near them, on the sand, Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things, The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed: And on the pedestal these words appear: 'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!' Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away."
In Egypt's sandy silence, all alone, Stands a gigantic Leg, which far off throws The only shadow that the Desert knows:- "I am great OZYMANDIAS," saith the stone, "The King of Kings; this mighty City shows The wonders of my hand."- The City's gone,- Naught but the Leg remaining to disclose The site of this forgotten Babylon. We wonder,-and some Hunter may express Wonder like ours, when thro' the wilderness Where London stood, holding the Wolf in chace, He meets some fragment huge, and stops to guess What powerful but unrecorded race Once dwelt in that annihilated place.
Society would look like medieval times, but instead of longbows, we’d use either simple automatic rifles or bolt-action guns. The Warlord Period in China during the early 20th century would be a good comparison.
@Thunder Life Well eventually factories and industry could be reestablished so I doubt in some places the factories might never close. It would depend on what they make and all but it wouldn't surprise me if things like steel mills or machine assemblers continued to function. I feel like some cities might be close to modern living standards while others might be at levels more akin to the pre industrial world.
@Thunder Life Some factories that functioned before computers would be the more likely ones to survive. Also I don't think it would be medieval in nature I would think the world would return more towards a early 1600's-1700's era vs being a complete return to fedualism. Most people in the west at least like the ideals of democracy so a form of it might continue to exist
very crudely made ww2 style weapons like mosins and sten guns with wood furniture and bronze/aluminum cast parts, prone to stoppages and repairs would become the norm among foot soldiers in wealthy regions that could produce cased munition [smokeless powder needed for conventional modern weapons would become a mystery like roman concrete virtually everywhere that isn't sealed up by fuckin vault tec]. garage-made mac-10s and break-action shotguns would be common among competent groups of bandits and highwaymen. hunters likely will go back to muzzle loaders and bows as cased weapons would be too costly to load and maintain unless they had a militant occupation. Modern body-armor would become a thing of the past fairly quickly as kevlar helmets and ceramic plates are designed to be disposable, interchangeable elements of modern armor systems, rather than personally fitted, maintenance-heavy pieces like those of the dark ages and antiquity, so guardsmen and soldiers would probably wear more padded armor to deal with shrapnel from improvised explosives and go back to using steel helmets with canvas helmet covers. I imagine warfare would also take place on a smaller and more personal level wherein battles would be fought with 100s of men, rather than thousands and take hours to minutes to conclude, rather than days or weeks. Because of this; camouflage on the battlefield might fade into obscurity, left for colored jerseys or special head dresses as men would need to more easily identify their limited comrades on chaotic smoke-filled battlegrounds where firefights instead of taking place at 300-500 meters take place at [if not under] 100 meters. To counter their colorful exposure and because of crude ammunition, they might go back to infantry using pavises like so: [ i.redd.it/3a464oi8lvcz.jpg ] while cavaliers engage foot soldiers using polearms or bows just because ammo is costly. so yeah, that sounds fairly accurate.
@Thunder Life ask anyone who's been enlisted: after 20 years of use and exposure, guns stop working the way they're supposed to. Eventually all metal parts will be stripped and all the polymer will go brittle, and that's assuming the people using them have the supplies and discipline to keep them maintained after a couple generations. Even in WW2, countries by mid-war had to simplify to their weapon designs and often, adopt cheaper arms to keep up with tight budgets and iron shortages. If bullets filled with smokeless powder stop sitting on shelves, even places that can produce them, won't need to as simpler and easier to produce weapon designs would be adequate for combat against most threats that can't produce the same tier of arms. Gonna stop seeing ARs and glocks on the open road in favor of revolvers and bolt actions early as two generations down the line.
Id really like to see a movie or novel in such a setting. Not dramatically bloated up with sentient Apes or Zombies or other horror nor giant driving cities. Just a movie set in a time maybe 200-400 years after the Apokalypse with a medieval or tribal vibe to it. We could see knights with Armor and firearms. We could see scholars maintaining the last computers to access knowledge. We could see "magicians" using ancient technology to operate devices or long lost chemistry to achieve wonders. The main protagonist may have an adventure to seek out an ancient place of legend, like an old powerplant" and bringing back the power to his people. Or defending his people against a rouge lord. That would be something great to watch because it would combine medieval handcraft and old technology in a hybrid that appears almost steampunk.
S.M. Stirling wrote the "novels of change" consisting of two series. "The Emberverse" series takes place in the Pacific Northwest after technology ceases to work while the "Nantucket" series follows modern day Nantucket being relocated back in time 3 thousand years.
The world is flooded with books, and they would not disappear. All scientific, technical, and political books would continue to be read, just as medieval monks read classical texts. They would also print new books using simpler printers. Education would also continue, even if only for an elite. Simpler industrial activities would also continue, and some electronic devices could last a long time. Gold optical discs could last forever. Many people would specialize in repairing devices of all kinds. Our crops and animals are also much better than the ones from the past. I believe that in less than 100 years we would already have a relatively developed civilization.
True. A lot of books would most likely remain. And certainly there would be at least some people who remain literate. So this "200 years later: the US is just a myth legend" doesn't seem very realistic to me
I just sent this video to my internet friends and it took a while to send the link, in this brief time I realised how in a matter of decades this may not be the case and the possibility of communicating with them wouldn't even exist anymore, giving that we are thousands of miles apart. We are living a dream.
The telegraph allowed long distance communication in the 1840s. Under water cables linking America to Europe were first laid in the 1850s. Besides that the old way was by ship with personal letters. There were also towers where a message using flags or morse code would be sent from tower to tower until it reached its destination but obviously not for personal use.
Nope not gonna happen. Instead the New California Republic will rise up and become the dominant power on the west coast, and eventually all of North America.
He was right to predict their rise to power being such fertile farmland. Though the South might fare a little bit better with a little bit longer growing season. Us people in the West would fare the worst. I would die off fairly quickly since I live in the desert.
Im watching this in December 2020 bro. The Lizard kings joined forces and prepared a huge attack on the remaining human clans that have fled to the North, to seek refuge with the notorious Rocketman of the korean peninsula. A gigantic battle erupted until Mark Zuckerberg finally gave in. He told us that he himself is actually the heir of a slain lizardking that got killed by the invading lizard kings. Turns out they followed him to wipe out the whole lineage. He wanted to give himself to the Lizardkings to protect the human race he had came to love. But we wouldnt let him go. Despite Mark standing on his decision, while walking away, a mysterious person arose from the crowd. He rallied the people to stand for Mark, he told us all he had done for us and we were ready and hyped up to fucking kill these ugly ass lizards. They turned out to be just the scouts for the lizard kingdoms and they teleported away to get the whole army to destroy the planet. They Will be coming in a few days they Said. Fuck
I do not believe that “all” communities will lose all knowledge of their history due to the loss of electronically stored information. My own community is just one example of a “traditional skills focused” community in which collecting multiple large libraries of written information is common practice. We collect printed books on as many topics as possible (history, geography, biology, engineering, etc) and encourage others to do the same. Our community also works hard to keep traditional skills in practice (growing one’s food, making cheese and wine, textiles, husbandry, hunting, foraging, etc.) Our communities put a lot of effort into preparing our homes and neighborhoods for a possible future where internet, electricity and such are no longer available- and part of that preparation is in the “hoarding” of printed books of knowledge. So, not everyone would be ignorant of our history - we would still have printed historical records. Just saying. Thank you for your very interesting video.
Imagine the loss of information if the internet is lost. Almost all information would be lost. Add to this the general lack of education in contemporary civilians and that is a recipe for a disaster.
It won't be lost, but heavily censored like it is in China. Google has already begun doing that by hiding search results that "they" don't want you to see any more.
@@zayan6284 Not really. Extensively, yes. But not only the Persians. The earliest known king of kings was the Assyrian emperor Tukulti Ninurta, and the title was also used by Ethiopean and Armenian kings.
When sewers are blocked, poop would be composted. When water line is out, rain harvesting would be a thing. When food are out, food would be grown locally.
Very good, but I think you've underestimated the wide dissemination of knowledge... Every town of two thousand has a library that possesses all the knowledge needed to rebuild. The printing press was a game changer for staving off complete collapse.
@@stefan6347 No it wouldnt, most areas of Africa relay on foreign help or trade, Britain and France still have a lot of influence on African countries.
@@kevinmetcalf7097 ...they are probably wondering about it this very day already....I'd love to hear (and understand) their thoughts and conversations about the "weird" situation of the disappearing "big noisy birds" right now...on the other hand maybe they know what they are and just don't care to bother all to much - who knows.....?
Me, huddling for warmth in a dilapidated room, starving, staring blankly into the exposed wall as snow drifts in from a hole in the roof: I wonder if there's a new Fire of Learning I've missed.
So why don't you cover the hole in the roof? Home Depot, Menards, Lowes should have ply wood, tar paper and shingles and nails to patch a hole in the roof.
"The Villi will form as the upper classes of the world realize what's going on. They will likely see it coming sooner than others." I don't think it's that they'll see it sooner, it's just that they're the only ones with the resources to take any meaningful action with that knowledge.
No, they'll definitely see it coming sooner. Do you really think that governments will tell the general populace about incoming catastrophe like that? Social order must be upheld for as long as possible, and so either the calamity will be barely covered at all, or it will be spun to be something other than what it actually is. Even supposing that you get a few people that know and are willing to share, they will be dismissed as lunatics or fear mongers and those that believe them marginalized as conspiracy theorists. That sort of situation will only increase paranoia as citizens become further and further divided. Quite frankly, the way I see it we are already well on the way to collapse, and you can see the exact sort of scenario I outlined here in real life today. You have governments that nobody trusts because they are proven to be corrupt liars, coupled with media that is right there in bed with them. Meanwhile you have media outlets such as Inforwars that constantly gets lambasted because of the things they cover, despite the fact that their information continually proves to be trustworthy. Let's not forget that often times when you see people of faith being portrayed in disaster movies, they tend to be either the crazy person or made to look like a fool.
@@darkprinc979 But that's exactly the point. Plenty of people see a bad end looming right now but who has the resources to do anything about it? Who has the money to build a community that would be insulated from a collapse? I'm not saying every single last person would see it coming and there are people who can't add two plus two unless there's an official announcement with the answer, but there are plenty of people who can draw correct conclusions from observation. If I knew for 100% certain that society would collapse in 2 years time I would be just as screwed as if I didn't see it coming because I don't have the resources to prepare anything more than some food and a go bag. That's just not going to cut it and I'm far from alone in that situation.
That crazy old man that lives in the mountains and survives on his own doesn’t sound so crazy anymore
He sounds like the Baron of the mountain now.
He never sounded crazy, people were just afraid to acknowledge the truth that he spoke.
I'm gonna survive in the canadian mountains 😄
we can only hope the man who lived in the mountains for 10 years shall come down from them and share with us his great wisdom.
Mean To Girls LMFAOO brooo it’s a joke. You know what a joke is, or are you too woke for those?
I'll remember you when I establish my kingdom, storyteller.
Be careful not to take an arrow to the knee, just saying.
Lmfao 😆😂🤣
Me to
@Hoàng Nguyên Then we are fated rivals for I am a disciple of Yeezus!
Purge the infidel! *KANYE VULT!*
I shall grind your kingdom and its dynasty into dust and then incorporate its ashes into my empire.... We will forget your name; petty king.
One thing collapsed civilizations had in common: Did not believe it could happen to them.
Scary truth
Also, they gave power from the individual or small community, to the state or rulers. The real problem.
But talk a lot of it makes the opposite result, we have other level of civilization, I think the humanity reach the point where a collapse is very difficult
And when they finally did, it was far too late....
@@patg9754 that was not really the problem.
Rome had many Emperors before it collapsed.
I can’t wait for future historians to call the us the Mississippi valley civilization
lmao u cant wait. thats the saddest part man, we're gonna be long dead when that shit happens. I wish i was born later so i could see how this period went down in history
@@adityashrestha2774 Couldn't you say that about all time periods though? I bet my great grandfather was very curious about how WWII would turn out and the world post war.
@@mather468 Well yeah, thats exactly what i said. Just that this era is the one i'm living in. I'm not so sure about the point you're trying to make
Rockin Robin were you an adult in 1980?
We already gotta Mississippi valley Civilization
"Scipio Africanus looked upon the flaming city of Carthage and he wept, for he knew one day it would be Rome". All things end, all things die, all things have their time. Even us.
It's the Great Filter debate. Will we push through these times or will we destroy ourselves?
Jablička It’s pretty obvious that we’ll destroy ourselves first, I’m sure its happened an innumerable amount of times with ancient stuff like Gobekli Tepei being found. I’m sure every society once thought they’d survive the long haul and witness an ushering in of new ages of human history, and granted some of them actually have, every society crumbles eventually and their ability to herald the future ceases. (forgive my spelling)
That was scipio aemilianus who oversaw the destruction of carthage
Prometheus
An unknown US General sitting in a top conference wherein is described by the CIA and other intelligence agencies the demise, collapse and infiltration of the Libyan nation and the toppling of its leader is unsettled.
And the General afterwards wept, for he knew one day this was to be of his nation.
Everything Changes
Upside is we'll never have to see another Ad for RAID: Shadow Legends
Until someone names their empire shadow legends. We gon have to deal with that for a while.
THIS COMMENT IS SPONSORED BY RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!!!!
So 50/50 then
Yes
lol
"From Alaska to New Zealand, the world breaks down."
oh no
we're not being ignored this time
_this isn't good_
Brilliant comment
come on, only Hawaii will have to worry about the collapse
@@cettechaineestcloture.1351 Hawaii is F**ked hard. The USA Navy practice field once was
Hawaii " Sacred Land " to their " gods " of farming. The Navy has been lying for years over the fact they multiple tested " Davy Crockett " nukes there.
Other than pineapples, the US has wreaked Hawaii farmland where they need to import food to feed their island current population.
Just show them Haka.
@@krispalermo8133 fake news
I doubt books would be lost so quickly. They would have some more knowledge about today
"The United States of America were neither united, nor states, nor american"
-Some future historian
The United States of America is going to mean a feudal scattering of spanish-speaking tribal kingdoms in modern day Mexico.
Except that wasn't said by a historian talking about the past, it was said by a philosopher talking about the present. In fact, modern historians really don't like hearing that phrase over and over again.
Lol imagine someone telling their kids if they aren't home by dark the robawts will come and get them.
DariBenetka Thats not really comparable.
@@jaskamattila4481 Given current state of Mexico, I doubt there's going to be "modern day Mexico" or rest of the industrial world.
2150 A.D. : "I kid you not man, in the myth, the guy turned himself into a pickle ! Funniest shit I have ever seen.."
This joke is the only legacy that we need.
Award for the winning comment
From The Epic Rikan Morty, 6th graders in 3020 are gonna have to write an essay about its themes
lmao
How is he still speaking modern english?wouldn't it evolve into a different dialect/language???
The only thing guaranteed is that the amish will be fine
I think some of their beliefs would be detrimental to survival once the raiders start riding into their town. I think they would have to make some changes to their beliefs.
@@Muscleupsanddangles the amish are not inbred lol
Until the techno-vikings start raiding their towns
matthewsaluh the amish get wives from other amish and mennonite communities, and about 5000 people BECOME amish every year, and also adoption is super common in the amish communities. if you go to lancaster county, there’s a bunch of younger amish families with black children adopted from larger urban areas in pennsylvania
Their knowledge on how to grow food and build structures that can maintain livable temperatures without technology would be invaluable.
They would likely have to abandon some of their pacifist ways and use their iron working skills to make muskets and cannons to deal with raiders.
Will you ever do a part 2? This video was the reason I subscribed
Lol now when we need all the instructions we can get
Yo estoy haciendo una continuación tipo de lo que creo que va a pasar ,primero me enfoco en que les pasó a los otros países
."The president of Ohio"
This truly is the darkest age of man
Dominus Mike DeWine and vice-Dominus Amy Acton . As long as I receive my allotted hamburgers and foobaw games, I will support them unwaveringly!
@@Chironex_Fleckeri Aye!
If I could have a choice regarding the teritory, the resources and oppotunities (natural & technological) which woold be available to me I would be totally satisfied as the Emperor of Southeasten South America (encompassing southeaster-southern Brazil, Uruguy, while from Argentina I would endevor to grasp the provinces of Missiones, Corienes, Santa Fe and Buenos Aires. My capital would be either Montevideo , Punta del Leste or Porto Alegre (Brazil)
Would his name be Cincinnatus
Ohio will rise again!
Never realized how amazing lore could be of the modern world if we collapsed
I know right, one good example is a Crusader Kings 2 Mod called After the End and it’s basically the same thing.
@@Razzor012YT I've actually spoken to the devs and I kinda hate Sayyid because he treats me like a child
I wonder they would view us? We kinda screwed stuff up but we also made great strands in technology.
imagine the memes
Just like in bannerlord, I’m remaking Rome who’s with me
Modern decentralized principalities would be a real trip.
It would be constant war.
@@anthonywarren9885 no it wouldn't. Pre-Roman Celtic Europe existed in this model, and it was considerably less volatile and violent than the Roman Era.
@@anthonywarren9885 the notion that larger states means less war has been torn apart so many times it isn't even funny. I don't know of a single historian who I credit who would even suggest that is how it worked in the past, and today the smallest states are routinely the least warlike.
@@TheGreatPower365 smallest state less violent?
@@blugaledoh2669 yes, the smallest states are the least violent, the least likely to declare war.
When Rome Collapsed in 476 (really Rome was very weak after the massive failed attack on North Africa in 467 and 470)… many Roman cities kept on working like Millian, Aqueallia and even Rome. Only in the Justinian wars of 530’s to 550’s of trying to take back Italy did the cities and their water supply were wrecked and massive population dropping. Massive starvation and when the Lombard’s invaded to help the Vistagots… total destruction.
welcome to the Kingdom of Floridia, otherwise known as Florida Man Land.
As far as Virginia, gruesome stories are told of the Florida Men.
lets age that name a bit and combine and drop a few things. Flormaland, Formland, Flarmylon
I expect Florida to end up ruled by Immortan Joe or Aunty Entity types.
Ha between the riches of the Wizard Diz-nai and our town full of psychic soldiers, alligator and panther-riding ape commandos from the Avargles, and our brilliant scientists from the Ville of Gains we shall triumph over all!
Nothing buts cubans control the floridian kingdom
You likend it to the fall of Rome, but it's more like the bronze age collapse in my opinion
Hany Telfah Yah that’s a better comparison imho.
Yeah, if he wanted to still stick with Rome theme, I think the fall of the province of Britannia. However, the Bronze Age collapse is better indeed. I do understand why people overuse the Fall of Rome as the theme of fall of civilization. It's so romanticized and overused in geopolitics as well.
@@ddwkc Britain lasted for something like a hundred years after the last Roman administrators were kicked out. They were kicked out by the local Romano-British population, probably because they were still demanding taxes for the Empire while the Empire was refusing to provide protection to the province. A few years later Armorica did the same, probably under advisement from the people in Britain. Armorica was still allied to the Empire but ran its own affairs, later becoming a bastion for Gallo-Romans fleeing raids by Germans, Huns and likely bandits.
It's a bit of cliche too to claim the Germans conquered the Western Empire and destroyed it. The Germans had been part of the Imperial administration for over a century, were a large part of the army, had married into the Imperial family. The Empire was already in decline when Septimus Severus was killed by his own troops in the mid 3rd century and a general was elected by the army as emperor. After that it was a free for all. Stability was restored at times but the incessant civil wars, instead of focusing on protecting the borders and strengthening the structure of the Empire, severely weakened the Empire allowing outside groups to gain footholds.
It's more accurate to say that the Germans took over the administration of the Empire and simply spread up a process of decentralisation that was already underway long before they showed up.
There was gradual decline due to lack of central authority. There was no great war that saw the barbarian hordes burn down the cities. It's more like the bureaucracy that organised manufacturing and supply ceased so local building projects would find they couldn't source the stone blocks they needed so they began a process of dismantling existing buildings deemed of less value to get their stone. That continued all through the middle ages, even the Coliseum was used as a quarry of ready made stone. Overall the roads and aqueducts continued in use, some are still in use today.
It's cyclical. Civilization always falls from time to time. It's the nature of things. Impermanence. This civilization will inevitably collapse. The only question is: when?
The oil age collapse
Imagine sat round a campfire hundreds of years later and telling ghost stories about the "tragedy of Darth plagues the wise".
lmao that would be amazing
its not a story the jedi would tell
Indeed
@@Woldemar94 Its a sith legend
Ironic
Imagine that in 8,000 years they make it to the moon and see what's left of a flag, and then when they get to mars they see a rover
That would be so crazy... I almost wish I could be there to see that
@the Lost Q I've heard from friends that the latest rockets use renewable energy, but when it comes to rebuilding and running the world using fossil fuels, well that wouldn't fare well
the Lost Q we’re going to use a probe that doesn’t use just fossil fuels bro, spacex is working on a laser powered probe.
@the Lost Q most spaceships use hydrogen as fuel
@the Lost Q idk if you're comment is accurate and I don't wanna look it up, but I can't imagine what it would be like at that time. Knowing humanity was doomed to vanish on earth without being able to do anything about it
Horses trudding over the interstate highway would look very very weird
Only because you are a child of the current world. People born into that would think it natural as breathing.
@@SauceMeGud No shit, sherlock
Ever been to Amish country?
Postman
Lanoroth
Gives me vibes of Rick walking in to Atlanta with his horse
Ted Kaczynski's dream timeline.
dudes with anime trap profile pics rlly be talking about Ted Kaczynski
@@Gam3rnathan Don't insult, add to the debate. I think Kaczynski was correct in his assessment of the future.
@@Gam3rnathan Lmaoooo frfr
@stupid and useless no
@@rectitude6276 bro shut the fuck up
Okay, how many of those pictures of "collapsed society" came from modern-day Detroit?
You guys haven't been to Brazil...
@Kyril J Detroit is the blackest city in the country. Jackson is the second blackest
@@danielmsz so I've seen many messed up things like beheadings and murders and for some odd reason it's always Brazilians recording and killing its strange they even toy with the body.
Yeah, the US is essentially a fragile failed nation state.
This COVID19 thing is just insult to injury, kind of like fall the Berlin Wall was essentially that for the form USSR states.
@@carbonated_1304 We have have murders in every city every day, and mass murders every month or so.
Romans thought Rome would never fall
The year is 2566 AD in the Kingdom of Virginia, and a mother is begging her son not to wonder in the woods to hunt because the feared mischievous demi-god "Sonchu" will vaporize any fools who stroll into his realm.
You are assuming a simple village folk like him could afford or be allowed to own a noble knightly weapon such as a gun to hunt safely and somehow is also granted a license to hunt on a land surely belongs to an illustrious and noble lord... XD
THE KINGDOM OF CWCVILLE
Capitol of the CWC Empire
All hail king/queen Chris Chan
@@pypy1986820 people like it imagine that the world would just suddenly revert to kings and knights. Unlikely the most likely form of post collapse goverment would be an authoritarian Republic not a feudal monarchy. Feudalism began dissolving once efficient guns became widely available a peasant could kill a knight just as well if not better than a man at arms could from a safer distance
My friend Bruno, retired lumberjack, almost entirely self sufficient by hunting, fishing, foraging and gardening, living in his cabin deep in the woods, without any need for address, vehicle, electricity or neighbors, probably won't even notice the collapse until he walks to the nearest town once a year to stock up on ammo and liquor. 😁
Or medicine for a disease he picked up...
Don't worry, when the lights are out, the hungry masses will flock to the woods, eating everything and everyone who is so unlucky to be still alive.
@@meneedmorebrain Personally, I'm going to ravage the surrounding suburbs. Densely packed targets of high quality loot. The only drawback is that everyone has guns.
lol, wildfires, pollution and climate change will still take a toll on him
I'd probably build a wall around my property for good measure though
My guess would be that those guys from Sentinel Island will be just fine
The plot twist is that they develop to a bronze age empire level in this dark age, conquering india and southeast asia
@@Oussama-sabouh
Iran* Persia is for Farsi(s).. Iran is for all Iranians.
@@voivodadracula1936 Yea we cough on them and they are dead, and Im not talking about Corona.
@@Oussama-sabouh
And? You think every nation on earth should have democracy? We have our ways of governing. Also Iran I'd very old.. "Persia" (which is a part of Iran) was actually called Iran by us locals.
@@panzerbanz7296 well there goes the Sentinel Empire, all because of coofing and "step" familly -pøřñ-
"electricity may very well be cum"
-Fire of Learning
Honest question: what happens to my Best Buy reward points, and can they be converted into lottery tickets for admission to the local underground survival colony / cult?
My wife very concerned about her air miles
Turn them into Nuka cola caps
They laugh, but this is legit!
Best Buy reward points are gonna be the next big crypto currency mark my words
They will be relics of Harambeism, the world's greatest religion.
The problem with saying "I don't care _how_ it breaks down" is that how it breaks down actually has a big effect on what happens afterwards. A solar flare f.e. will have a dramatically different outcome to a pandemic or a nuclear war. Further, there's no way of knowing what things will actually be like in 2040.
Matthew Marden I’m wondering what type of apocalypse scenario would be most likely to result in the collapse discussed in this video. Nuclear EMP blasts? Solar flare? Global pandemic? I’m really curious.
@@psychopomp4135 Well anything that takes out power is out, that will lead to a sudden collapse, billions dead and the rest struggling to get by. A limited nuclear war might do it, or a plague. Basically, you need a way of knocking civilisation on its rear without completely destroying it. And it's not going to be easy to do, given that there are literally dozens of countries around now, rather than just the handful that were around during the fifth century, and the countries are far more politically robust.
Pretty much why accelerationists are short-sighted.
Matthew Marden Well, wouldn’t knocking out the power lead to sort of pandemonium assesses in this video? Or would that type of thing be so sudden that we’d likely never recover?
@@psychopomp4135 Taking out power also takes out water, sewage, communications and food storage at the very least. It's so big a shock so suddenly that a civilisation can't survive in any recognisable form.
A lot of people started gardening this year.
I can confirm that
Due primarily to Covid and more people having more time on their hands, as well as fear of food supplies thanks to the panick hoarders. But what about after this pandemic has passed? Will those gardens be maintained, next year? I'm not so sure it'll last.
@@darianrose2195 I think a lot of people will continue to have difficulties for years to come.
@Magne M Basil is so precious that they fly it from the Middle East to the East Coase of the US.
I live in the desert. Sure you can grow with water we get from Lake Mead, but that's irresponsible to grow things where I live. If everyone did that, we would quickly run out of water.
Cheerful of TH-cam to Recommend this Video now...
New nations arises from the ashes
The New California Republic
The Brotherhood of Steel
Caesar's Legion
Mr House's New Vegas
SomeRandomGuy Ad Victoriam
@@Drabbo Degenerates like you belong to the Cross
Imperium of Man
The Floridian Empire
"No matter your flag, wear it proudly at the Hoover Dam" - Ulysses.
It made me laugh how he's talking about all this serious stuff about society collapsing, and then it comes to the patreon supporters and he's like "I want to thank Frogman Savage and others for their support" lmao
Fax 😂
The part about x-men got me lol.
Talk about the damm video and not the damm jokes and Focus on the damm topic dude.
It's Medieval Times but with guns, so basically the Old West
@reign claw zig zag
To be quite honest the fall of the U.S. would kinda be more or less not be as much of change for a lot of people . A lot of peasants during Rome didnt experience as much change as others. Plus, the fall of Rome he's talking about is the fall of the western Roman empire which was finally destroyed in 476 CE. The eastern empire still stood however until 1453. So i guess we would still see quite a lot simarities like loss of proper education, lack of proper infrastructure, raids, war, and other things like the remanent of the United States being later conquered. Which would then finally mark the end of America.
@reign claw 5G conspiracy is fucking sad joke that shows lack of knowledge, all that cell signals do to a human being is raise the temperature of the skin. The cellular signal causes your skin to heat up just like when holding a cell phone to your ear causes the ear to heat up. This is also how a microwave works, it is basically like a cell phone just that instead of sending the signal out in the open it does so in a box and so the signal is trapped inside and bounces back and forth in all directions and in the process it heats up the food. Now unless you lock yourself in a giant metal box with a giant cellular transmitter and power it up and being that humans are made of some 60% water it would take allot of time for a human to heat and cook to the point of death, nothing much else would happen. Cellular signals do not interact with our bodies systems as the body works on chemical reactions and not electronics. The "signals" in our bodies are that of sugar elements and protein, IE chemicals and biological processes. Magnets, electronics, cellular signals mean nothing to our bodies other than heat being generated from the signal going thorough the body.
We have more gun fights now than back in the old west because back in the old west everybody had a gun and the right to defined them self from bandits these days called drug dealing hoods, muggers and home invaders. Defined your self and loved ones from scum like that today in leftist states and cities they will call you the bad guy and if cops try to stop those that would do harm to you, nut cases will protest in the streets wanting to defund them. Looks like America is already falling because people won't get their heads out of their ass and vote leftist ( Democrats ) out of office. They seem to want to hand over the world to socialist China that builds death camps and cause pandemics. Come to think about the black plague came from China to for those that don't know their history.
Not even the wild west was that wild
I consider he is not including solar, wind and water power. Those are relatively easy to construct at a local level. Many people have that knowledge.
Solar relies on mass produced eleven is that you really can make at home or scrounged together. You either have a solar panel or you don’t.
Wind and water are entirely dependent on location, wind being wide and flat, water being the obvious.
I’m President John Henry Eden. My Fellow Americans we will rebuild. We will bring this country back. Join with me. Join with the Enclave and we will make America Great Again. I’m President John Henry Eden President of the United States. President of America. President of the Enclave.
John Henry Eden Christ I’d be very tempted (assuming I’m not considered “sub-human” by some schizophrenic snake oil salesman)
You're no Dick Richardson but you've got my vote. At least you aren't some kind of computer thing like the Master.
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) The master? The master is just a myth created by the NCR to scare people into annexation. Whoever heard of a computer running a country? It’s not like they’re sentient.
Have you appointed a Minister of Justice yet? If not I'm your man!
He is a Manchurian. His attempt to usurp my authority will be met with extreme prejudice.
Jared Diamond made the interesting point that if this civilisation collapses there can never be a second industrial revolution because all of the oil, coal, iron ore etc that is easy to get at and can be mined without advanced technology has already been used.
Yikes. Were in too deep. We can't fuck this up. If we do, its over. Just a slow gradual decline until a rock hits us or the sun swallows us.
Mad Easter Island vibes
Well in some drastic scenarios the tropics and subtropics become desert, the arctic and sub arctic becomes temperate. While North America is mostly shield rock, Siberia may open up, or far patagonia. Civilization around the arctic oil may be lucky.
Knowledge is power, not oil
Diamond is a charlatan that ignores that a nation's true wealth lies in the intelligence and industrious capacity of its people (witness the quick post-war rebounding of relatively resource-limited but socially-cohestive countries like Japan and Germany). Ignoring the fact that so-called "fossil fuels" are actually self-renewing (abiotic oil) we have enough natural energy resources to last us another 200 years easily, assuming we don't advance onto cold fusion or something similar. Maintaining stable demographics of productive nations is the key to future success.
I love how TH-cam is recommending this to me *now*
Susan’s lookin out for ya
same
@Merika Ramocan could the US really be considered an empire?
It knows.
@Merika Ramocan bruh
21:57
Inaccurate according to the engilsh teachers "The fallout doesn't,I dismissed you".
And to believe that all of this started with a single gorilla.
The Greatest Ape, Lucy
Harambe?
Justin Ray ?
@@Justin-lk2gt he was talking about harambe i think its a meme
@@apollo_g3471 Have to call out racists when I see them.
When growing up on a farm in a rural area becomes an advantage...
Aren’t you worried you’ll eventually become a target at some point?
>not being a chad hunter gatherer
weakling
@@Pwn3540 If our civilization does collapse, life for those who survive will most likely be nasty, brutish, and short. Even those in rural areas. lex talionis
Bobby Coggins true. Your best hope is for your farm to be somewhere really remote or hard to access. But honestly, I dunno if anyone would want to be alive with the crazy rich people that would still be around.
A country boy will survive...
Being a Philadelphian, I can assure you Philadelphia will become "Fily" in this world.
Probably "fillee"
Which could become "filé"
Which could then become "File"
In the apocalypse, Philly will be known as the city of filing cabinets
David OMalley Filia
Well I still don't understand
Rocky would be revered as a god, as an equally fictitious statue exists
Post-Apoc civilization looking at polaroids: "These paintings are near-perfect representations of reality. These paintings are of godly origin" lol
Imagine someone taking a tour in the ancient ruins of the White House and they touch the desk button
@Noah Molitor ahhh yes diet coke
@Noah Molitor free *expired diet coke
@@shah_dar1330 that’s not a Diet Coke, that’s a magical potion
not how it works
"No, wait! That one launches all our nuclear missiles!"
"Then which one gives me a Diet Coke?"
"That would be the other one, sir."
"What idiot designed this thing?"
"You did, sir."
"And which one gives the rest of the world a Coke?"
"There's no button for that, sir."
"But isn't there an app for that?"
"Not that we're aware of, sir."
"Then tell Steve Jobs to build me an app that gives the world a Coke!"
"Steve Jobs is dead, sir."
"Then bring him back to life!"
"That would be impossible, sir."
"Then make me a button that gives the world a Coke!"
*the president turns into a button*
"How did that genie get in here?! Let's lock him up with the rest of the monsters!"
*the genie disappears*
"I order all units to get out there and find that genie! I repeat-"
"General Monger, the genie and every known monster at-large have just appeared in multiple cells."
I think about this often these days..wish more people had enough interest in comparing history/history itself so people can see obvious repeats
History does indeeed go in circles. To know history is to deduce the future.
hard to imagine a military general charging into the senate and the white house
for instance.. "COMMUNISM IS BAD".
Well, if history does repeat itself, we'll have an American empire before we have a full on collapse.
@@donotcare57656 we're living in the american empire right now. not by name but by 'status'
I've actually thought about this before. It's interesting to think that in this present moment we believe everything will remain the same forever but, in actuality, we're just another page in a future history book, who knows what's going to happen to human civilisation 100+ years from now. I mean think about a Roman living during the "pax romana", the empire is at an all time high, they'd believe that civilisation has no where to go but up, however, in less than a few hundred years Rome collapses and the dark ages emerge. You can imagine that a Roman might assume that nothing could possibly go wrong but it's the small errors that are made in the present moment that build up over time until everything comes crumbling down.
On the upside, thank you for another great video Justin.
even during Pax romana, rome knew little of what's outside their borders. sure, those in protected regions like italy and greece may have thought like that, but those that lived on the border, especially the rhine. wondering when the barbarians would attack again?
in contrast, now we know the whole globe. i dont just how hard we can get hit to lose so much, since we may forget that most knowledge now a days, while you can find in on the internet, it's still printed. those who can get access to this knowledge will gain control.
People view life through there short lived lives. So its hard for non-thinking people to imagine anything other than what they see before them.
@@Shadow.24772 It could happen in space, The distance between stars is so big that it's entirely possible that a future empire might grow to the borders of the known world and fracture due to lack of communication. And it might take thousands of years to overcome such an obstacle, There are a lot of proposed techniques when it comes to colonizing other stars, But there isn't a single one when it comes to communication with colonies, Even with light it takes 4 years for signals to reach from the closest star system, And that's a hella a lot of time.
Yeah its called a distopian movie... did you not know they exist???
So True!
Yang Wen-li said it best.
Ppl may need societies, but they don't necessarily need nations.
Nations, on the other hand, NEED people.
In the grim darkness of the 41st millenium, there's only war.
warhammer?
FakeBunny12 Yep, by the glory of the God Emperor
Death to all those who oppose the Imperium of Man!
*AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!*
It unifies
"People would tell stories about their founding fathers..."
So, Teddy Roosevelt and Batman finally become one?
Jacob Friedman Everyone knows Teddy would beat the shit out of Batman in a fight.
I mean, have you ever seen them together in a room?
Winslow Wayne fought beside Teddy Roosevelt. Teddy will recognize Batman by his jaw line. Winslow Wayne > Batman.
In the future they discover an ancient rest stop and come to the conclusion it was a temple.
@@radarlovedr "And here is some of the Ye Olde holy water they collected from Mountain 'Dew.'"
The republic of Dave would really be the only solution
Preach it
All hail dave
He's a sore loser though, and gets killed by death claws
Bring on the collapse
Nah another settlement needs your help I'll mark it on your map.
Edit: Wait no PAM wants to see you in her room... again... so she can send you to University Point to kill a courser... again...
Interesting video but with solar power (75% of power during day in California comes from solar 2024) and wind. Overall in USA, only 2% solar in USA (burns a lot of coal and natural gas.
At night in California, gas (natural gas) makes up 80% of power grid… so night power might go away!!
I feel like we're moving towards a Cyberpunk type dystopia rather than an apocalyptic collapse.
@Deadass, b I've read 1984 and fahrenheit. I don't think we live in the ladder but 1984 we're getting there.
@@MrBig913 Some countries do live in 1984, North Korea is very much that, and others like Venezuela, China, Russia are distopian aswell.
Would a cyberpunk apocalyptic dystopia be possible or do you need a modern organised society for cyberpunk?
Yeah probably. Depends on how late stage capitalism will play out.
Personally i would tack the end of the world
I feel like Texas,New York, and California would be their own thing
As a Texan, I approve this message.
Nox Venit
Damn, you beat me to the joke.
considering New California Republic exist in Fallout games....
Nox Venit god damn right
Texas would swallow its neighboring states and parts of Mexico then implode as mass influx of refugees from the hinterlands of americas causes the breakdown of infrastructure , insufficient security, and lack of common goods allows a thriving underworld to slice up their part of the country like fuedal barons.
Well, this sure sounds like an optimistic video
An optimistic video, for optimistic people in an optimistic time.
*realistic video
What's interesting to me is what we might retain after such a collapse. The shear amount of writing we have makes retaining knowledge way more likely. Local and small scale energy production using something like solar could change a great deal in a region.
IMO we shouldn't get to cared away with the implication of renewable energy sources in a post-collapse society. Sure they might help, but ultimately all technology needs maintenance, and production of technologies require specialised industrial infrastructure. We will need mines labor that harvest the ingredients required, we will need factories and machineries to manufacture them, and massive amount of energy to do so. And most importantly, the large body of people with sepcialised expertise and knowledge to keep all these things running. The same goes for everything else, from modern medicine to powered tools
So while in the short run it can soften the impact of a major social collapse, I doubt it would change much of the course of recovery in the long run.
@@lcmiracle Certainly, but I was thinking was that many of these wealth "villas" would be able to maintain energy production even if it only powers a small area. A little power could make a big difference in a region.
@@PSIRockOmega damn, never thought I’d see you off Twitch omega
@@TuNombreAqui1444 I'm all over the place.
Dude, take a look at the censorship situation today, the Safe Harbor Act ended yesterday and just now TH-cam announced that they will be taking extensive measures to “ensure election safety” by nuking any content that dares to speculate on the nationwide election fraud cases that are being disputed right now.
Do you really think that the oligarchs that run America won’t usurp power once they issue a financial collapse? and quickly decimate any dissenting opinion by killing off millions of people quietly through the guise of “re-education camps” Or that they wouldn’t censor any and all coverage of these purges?
What I’m getting at is that a collapse of the United States would pretty much guarantee that humanity would never know real truth ever again. We’d become like China where the clever are culled and the blissfully ignorant get to thrive and stay alive. Those who won’t comply and share real information will either be imprisoned, tortured into submission, or gunned down by the UN. After that? Nobody left alive would be dissidents. And their children, if they have any would have no idea about life before the “Reset”, the centralized party in power would never be removed and they’d quickly get to work on rewriting our history, like they have been doing through their Hollywood propaganda arm for decades.
It’s not a conspiracy anymore that these globalist elites plan to exterminate the global populace, the “Great Reset” simply means a consolidation of power through economic collapse, forced inoculation (which will cause sterilization), destitution and subsequently nationwide famine and death.
Rant over, sorry for the diatribe, but you get the idea. The powers that be want us to become Oceania. If that does end up happening the past as we know it will become fiction, and the lies of the ruling class will become truth.
.
And then a technologist invades but is defeated by a barbarian with a light saber, a hot sorceress, and a Mok.
That's basically Horizon: Zero Dawn. Go play it, it's incredible!
Elias Jakob “Reign of Fire” is kind of like that, and the apocalypse is brought by dragons.
after the end a mod for ck2 has the world reverts back to the medevil age and has stuff of that nature
By the Waters of Babylon by Stephen Benet and A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter Miller are kinda like that. By the Waters of Babylon is even set in New York.
Imagine drug cartels in mexico forming their own nations.
Rome the new US will ask if they want to be integrated into the new US
That's not entirely unlikely to be honest a few cartels have an insane amount of organisation bordering that of a military not to mention that many cartels like the cjng or zetas are becoming full on militarised and are very well armed
@@finnISHY Well seeing how many non-whites we have in the US now this is probably going to happen. There's NO WAY these "people" can run a nation........
@@finnISHY good, might sadly makes right. the sooner people admit that the sooner we can start funding solutions into making the mightiest of states.
Totally likely; along with Middle Eastern warmongers, the kind of underground organizations able to come on top after a major world collapse.
This honestly gives me more Bronze Age Collapse vibes than Roman ones
Family Guy Delvinacht same
Yep, awkward much. 😕
@@jonc67uk Not really, the bronze age collapse is way more intresting than the fall of rome. Rome's fall was more akin to new management and the beginning of a darwinian evolution of technology and ideas. The Bronze age actually saw civilizaton set back over a millenium.
@@aspen1606 which is why it's liable to be awkward, what with the climate shift & large areas becoming uninhabitable due to temperature rises & weather pattern shifts & the current massive population numbers. That'll make the volume of the sea people look like an undersubscribed coach trip. .
By 'Rome collapsed do you include Constantinople collapse or are you solely referring to Western Rome collapse?
Because, when Rome collapse in Italy in the gift century, much of western Europe was also considerably set back technologically and politically speaking.
27:13
What about city states pre-apocolytic
"Great calamity strikes"
Senku: *I'm gonna build civilization from scratch. This is exciting*
DunZek DR.STONE
I was thinking the same tbh 😅
Astronaut in space: "wait, it's ALL Ohio?!"
His partner, draws a pistol: "always has been"
Always wanted to go visit _real_ America... and that ain't Ohayo.
Wyoming or GTFO.
@@Trump-a-Tron Wtf is a "Wyoming"?
Torite Thoraiys some kind of bird but still a stupid name
Illuminati confirmed
i keep on forgetting ohio is a thing
An Ancaps dream timeline with Feudal McFiefdoms
LOL
McChief John McOnlyfans, McLord of McGamestop
The word Ancap hasn't been in my mind or mouth for many years. Wow. It is neat to see it possibly come to fruition.
you people have to ruin everything don't you leave your capitalism out of my post apocalyptic earth
Aw yiss
If one makes an accurate assessment, collectively "we" are returning to feudalism - wealth gathered in the hands of the few, etc.
“It is said the warrior's is the twofold Way of pen and sword, and he should have a taste for both Ways. Even if a man has no natural ability he can be a warrior by sticking assiduously to both divisions of the Way.”
-M. Musashi
Don't quite understand, can you please elaborate?
Very nice
This is the way
@@davepage2466 . 68 other people thought it made sense.
@@boscdny yes, he is saying it is a way of life, an attitude, not a skill set.
This is more like thr bronze age collapse then the roman collapse. I mean a globalized society collapsing all together at the same time? I will just say one thing: sea people
You are a man of culture ;) . Have a nice day!
You are a man of culture ;) . Have a nice day!
Who will be the sea people of today?
EmpireTV(Dragon) facists
@@EmpireTVDragon the sea people never left. They bide their time. . . Always watching . . . Waiting . . . Preparing for the time to strike
Simple. The Emperor of Mankind comes out of hiding, builds the Thunder Legions to destroy the techno-barbarian warlords and unites Terra under the Imperium of Man.
but to that to happen we humans have to have colonized the far galaxy and have warp travels with the Golden age of technology.... we are still far from that point, sadly.
Emman Mojica Shhhh! You're giving the plan away!
Emman Mojica death to the false emperor!
That would be beautiful, finally someone with the right to rule instead of those criminals ruling today.
Raymond Park WE GOT A HERETIC BOYS, CALL AN INQUISITOR
Not just firearm production, but concomitant ammunition production would be required to maintain firearm use.
Yes, but if you have the ability to do one you also have the ability to do the other. Firearms aren’t going away anytime soon.
So....it would be like 'The Walking Dead' without the zombies.
pretty much, only thing that holds The Saviors back from forming a nation is the hordes of walkers left over from cities long gone. negan already had significant power, resourcefully, socially, and militarily. without dem zambies running around, he and his people could easily make deals/slaves out of smaller settlements and grow and grow until they're a nation.
honestly, the scariest part about the walking dead is watching people who were originally kind and charitable people break bad post-apocalypse and rise to power. in a real life scenario without the zombies, we'd see Negan-like stories on a much larger scale
It would be called The Walking
BriPM we are all negan
Who said anything about there being no zombies?
yup
This video is actually a great to explain how the titles of "Holy Roman Emperor" and "King of the Romans" came to be in the Mediavel Period.
What if we collapsed like Rome?
America: Way ahead of you
Changing through a hard time doesn't equal collapsing
Ho Lee Shi Hundreds of military bases around the world and constant wars around the world for the past 130 years say otherwise. The US is absolutely an empire.
@@kevinheintz4046 He means the type of government, not the political power... a republic with representative government versus a dictatorship. The roman republic was a representative government made up of a senate and consul and ruled over a vast "empire" of territories (in the sense we use the word now)... it became the roman empire which still had the senate but they were largely ignored by the dictator who was given absolute power "temporarily" and it also ruled over a large "empire" of territories. This is where the word dictator comes from, though the meaning has changed a bit over time.
2020 is the new 476, but what happened in about a hundred years for Rome is happening for us in about a decade or so.
@Ho Lee Shi Actually, the American Empire phase was back in the 19th Century.
32:06
There will be floridian city states
"I met a traveller from an antique land
Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert. Near them, on the sand,
Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed:
And on the pedestal these words appear:
'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!'
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away."
I liked it
@@ianpollard4501 Thanks
In Egypt's sandy silence, all alone,
Stands a gigantic Leg, which far off throws
The only shadow that the Desert knows:-
"I am great OZYMANDIAS," saith the stone,
"The King of Kings; this mighty City shows
The wonders of my hand."- The City's gone,-
Naught but the Leg remaining to disclose
The site of this forgotten Babylon.
We wonder,-and some Hunter may express
Wonder like ours, when thro' the wilderness
Where London stood, holding the Wolf in chace,
He meets some fragment huge, and stops to guess
What powerful but unrecorded race
Once dwelt in that annihilated place.
Ozymandias
Greek for Rameses.
Society would look like medieval times, but instead of longbows, we’d use either simple automatic rifles or bolt-action guns.
The Warlord Period in China during the early 20th century would be a good comparison.
@Thunder Life Well eventually factories and industry could be reestablished so I doubt in some places the factories might never close. It would depend on what they make and all but it wouldn't surprise me if things like steel mills or machine assemblers continued to function. I feel like some cities might be close to modern living standards while others might be at levels more akin to the pre industrial world.
@Thunder Life Some factories that functioned before computers would be the more likely ones to survive. Also I don't think it would be medieval in nature I would think the world would return more towards a early 1600's-1700's era vs being a complete return to fedualism. Most people in the west at least like the ideals of democracy so a form of it might continue to exist
very crudely made ww2 style weapons like mosins and sten guns with wood furniture and bronze/aluminum cast parts, prone to stoppages and repairs would become the norm among foot soldiers in wealthy regions that could produce cased munition [smokeless powder needed for conventional modern weapons would become a mystery like roman concrete virtually everywhere that isn't sealed up by fuckin vault tec]. garage-made mac-10s and break-action shotguns would be common among competent groups of bandits and highwaymen. hunters likely will go back to muzzle loaders and bows as cased weapons would be too costly to load and maintain unless they had a militant occupation.
Modern body-armor would become a thing of the past fairly quickly as kevlar helmets and ceramic plates are designed to be disposable, interchangeable elements of modern armor systems, rather than personally fitted, maintenance-heavy pieces like those of the dark ages and antiquity, so guardsmen and soldiers would probably wear more padded armor to deal with shrapnel from improvised explosives and go back to using steel helmets with canvas helmet covers. I imagine warfare would also take place on a smaller and more personal level wherein battles would be fought with 100s of men, rather than thousands and take hours to minutes to conclude, rather than days or weeks. Because of this; camouflage on the battlefield might fade into obscurity, left for colored jerseys or special head dresses as men would need to more easily identify their limited comrades on chaotic smoke-filled battlegrounds where firefights instead of taking place at 300-500 meters take place at [if not under] 100 meters. To counter their colorful exposure and because of crude ammunition, they might go back to infantry using pavises like so: [ i.redd.it/3a464oi8lvcz.jpg ] while cavaliers engage foot soldiers using polearms or bows just because ammo is costly.
so yeah, that sounds fairly accurate.
@Thunder Life ask anyone who's been enlisted: after 20 years of use and exposure, guns stop working the way they're supposed to. Eventually all metal parts will be stripped and all the polymer will go brittle, and that's assuming the people using them have the supplies and discipline to keep them maintained after a couple generations. Even in WW2, countries by mid-war had to simplify to their weapon designs and often, adopt cheaper arms to keep up with tight budgets and iron shortages. If bullets filled with smokeless powder stop sitting on shelves, even places that can produce them, won't need to as simpler and easier to produce weapon designs would be adequate for combat against most threats that can't produce the same tier of arms. Gonna stop seeing ARs and glocks on the open road in favor of revolvers and bolt actions early as two generations down the line.
"simple automatic weapons" lol
My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings;
Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair
“Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away."
I met a Traveller from an antique land...
Fucking cultist man... demon puppets.
The Amish won't even feel a thing
Learn to code.❌
Learn to hunt.✅
Fricken Heck Im doing both lollll
well, Im farming rice though..
@@ChessCat1500 Farm Rice Gang
Id really like to see a movie or novel in such a setting.
Not dramatically bloated up with sentient Apes or Zombies or other horror nor giant driving cities.
Just a movie set in a time maybe 200-400 years after the Apokalypse with a medieval or tribal vibe to it.
We could see knights with Armor and firearms. We could see scholars maintaining the last computers to access knowledge. We could see "magicians" using ancient technology to operate devices or long lost chemistry to achieve wonders.
The main protagonist may have an adventure to seek out an ancient place of legend, like an old powerplant" and bringing back the power to his people. Or defending his people against a rouge lord.
That would be something great to watch because it would combine medieval handcraft and old technology in a hybrid that appears almost steampunk.
The 100 is exactly like that
If someone could suggest other shows or movies like that I would love it
the mod “After the End” in the game Crusader Kings II
Stephen King's dark tower is like that. The books not the movie
S.M. Stirling wrote the "novels of change" consisting of two series. "The Emberverse" series takes place in the Pacific Northwest after technology ceases to work while the "Nantucket" series follows modern day Nantucket being relocated back in time 3 thousand years.
then a guy named "Not Sure" will show up and fix everything
Huh
@@illman8876 from the movie idiocracy
🖕
and i sweeeaaaarrrr to yah. that hes gonna do it ALL. in ONE WEEK
@@the_moo000oon dude that movie told the present
The world is flooded with books, and they would not disappear. All scientific, technical, and political books would continue to be read, just as medieval monks read classical texts. They would also print new books using simpler printers. Education would also continue, even if only for an elite.
Simpler industrial activities would also continue, and some electronic devices could last a long time. Gold optical discs could last forever. Many people would specialize in repairing devices of all kinds.
Our crops and animals are also much better than the ones from the past.
I believe that in less than 100 years we would already have a relatively developed civilization.
True. A lot of books would most likely remain. And certainly there would be at least some people who remain literate. So this "200 years later: the US is just a myth legend" doesn't seem very realistic to me
I just sent this video to my internet friends and it took a while to send the link, in this brief time I realised how in a matter of decades this may not be the case and the possibility of communicating with them wouldn't even exist anymore, giving that we are thousands of miles apart. We are living a dream.
The telegraph allowed long distance communication in the 1840s. Under water cables linking America to Europe were first laid in the 1850s. Besides that the old way was by ship with personal letters. There were also towers where a message using flags or morse code would be sent from tower to tower until it reached its destination but obviously not for personal use.
Catubrannos im still shocked how they managed the whole under water cable thing
As an Ohioan, I look forward to our inevitable rise as a North American great power. Great video!
Nope not gonna happen. Instead the New California Republic will rise up and become the dominant power on the west coast, and eventually all of North America.
@@subliminalmindfuck454 not if the Khans kill Tandi before the Vault Dweller can save her
*Distant Texan noises*
As someone who has visited Ohio many times, I don't think it will rise to greatness.
He was right to predict their rise to power being such fertile farmland. Though the South might fare a little bit better with a little bit longer growing season. Us people in the West would fare the worst. I would die off fairly quickly since I live in the desert.
FACT: Every major civilization collapse started with a toilet paper shortage.
FACT: All civilizations that didn't foresee their fall relied heavily on a mix of nitrogen and oxygen.
You must think it is a joke, but the Venezuelan collapse started to become visible with scarcity of toilet paper back in 2008.
laugh in south east Asian
Wait for real?
FACT: Us Aussies kind of started it (sorry about that).
A lot of books would most likely survive. Meaning these people would know a lot more about history than you think (at least the high classes)
*Nuclear war begins*
Adventure Time fans: *poggers*
Rust players: find a beach, get a rock, hide in bushes
@@shadowmatrix0101 Fallout fans: Quick! Get to Las Vegas before the missiles hit!
Cringe using twitch emotes
PUBG, HALO, Surviving Mars, and Minecraft.
Who’s watching this in August 2020 after corona crippled the economy and the lizard kings attacked?
Curse the lizard kings and the entire reptilian alliance!
Im watching this in December 2020 bro. The Lizard kings joined forces and prepared a huge attack on the remaining human clans that have fled to the North, to seek refuge with the notorious Rocketman of the korean peninsula. A gigantic battle erupted until Mark Zuckerberg finally gave in. He told us that he himself is actually the heir of a slain lizardking that got killed by the invading lizard kings. Turns out they followed him to wipe out the whole lineage. He wanted to give himself to the Lizardkings to protect the human race he had came to love. But we wouldnt let him go. Despite Mark standing on his decision, while walking away, a mysterious person arose from the crowd. He rallied the people to stand for Mark, he told us all he had done for us and we were ready and hyped up to fucking kill these ugly ass lizards. They turned out to be just the scouts for the lizard kingdoms and they teleported away to get the whole army to destroy the planet. They Will be coming in a few days they Said. Fuck
I’m watching this in January 2021 and the Earth got destroyed and we gotta move to The Moon and Mars.
Time police, open up! You are under arrest for the illegal use of time travel technology and the attempt to change the continuity of our timeline!
@@Boerka30 Excuse me, sir, but do you have a moment to talk about our Lord and Savior Elon Musk?
I do not believe that “all” communities will lose all knowledge of their history due to the loss of electronically stored information. My own community is just one example of a “traditional skills focused” community in which collecting multiple large libraries of written information is common practice. We collect printed books on as many topics as possible (history, geography, biology, engineering, etc) and encourage others to do the same. Our community also works hard to keep traditional skills in practice (growing one’s food, making cheese and wine, textiles, husbandry, hunting, foraging, etc.)
Our communities put a lot of effort into preparing our homes and neighborhoods for a possible future where internet, electricity and such are no longer available- and part of that preparation is in the “hoarding” of printed books of knowledge.
So, not everyone would be ignorant of our history - we would still have printed historical records.
Just saying.
Thank you for your very interesting video.
Releasing this in April: um...
Me, seeing this in June: UH OH
In March Europe was already reacting and locking down. The USA is the only western country to be still pussyfooting around the issue
Uh. Yeah.
Imagine the loss of information if the internet is lost. Almost all information would be lost. Add to this the general lack of education in contemporary civilians and that is a recipe for a disaster.
The end of the Internet would certainly contribute largely to a global collapse. Almost everything today uses Internet. Pretty scary thought.
@@Jobe-13 90% sure societal collapse would be caused by a solar flare.
It won't be lost, but heavily censored like it is in China. Google has already begun doing that by hiding search results that "they" don't want you to see any more.
Use duckduckgo if you are looking after controversial stuff. Censorship is rampant these days.
Buy books
"President of the United States" as the new "Roman Emperor"? Very entertaining thought.
Or title King of Kings which was the most coveted title in the ancient near east
@@felixhaggblom7562 that's just a Persian thing
@@zayan6284 Not really. Extensively, yes. But not only the Persians. The earliest known king of kings was the Assyrian emperor Tukulti Ninurta, and the title was also used by Ethiopean and Armenian kings.
Better now, then, instead of when a Democrat will eventually sit in the Oval Office again .. the horror. Just kidding guys.
Virtual Government discord
discord.gg/8c9gHQT
When sewers are blocked, poop would be composted. When water line is out, rain harvesting would be a thing. When food are out, food would be grown locally.
Very good, but I think you've underestimated the wide dissemination of knowledge... Every town of two thousand has a library that possesses all the knowledge needed to rebuild. The printing press was a game changer for staving off complete collapse.
@ those people would still exist and people could apprentice to learn. Even i have basic plumbing and mechanic skills...
Fire of Learning: “What if We collapsed like the Roman Empire?”
2020: 👀
Wait till you get to 2021
@@neonvelvet7219 2121 LoL.
cringe
l'année 2021 est pratiquement pire😅
The Sentinelese people would probably be fine tbh.
They won't even know the shit is hitting the fan, more than likely lol
Most of Africa would be the same
@@stefan6347 No it wouldnt, most areas of Africa relay on foreign help or trade, Britain and France still have a lot of influence on African countries.
They'd just be like, "Haven't seen any of those bigass birds lately."
@@kevinmetcalf7097 ...they are probably wondering about it this very day already....I'd love to hear (and understand) their thoughts and conversations about the "weird" situation of the disappearing "big noisy birds" right now...on the other hand maybe they know what they are and just don't care to bother all to much - who knows.....?
Excellent video. I am a big fan
"Governments will become ineffective"
Same old, then?
What effective governments was he talking about?
@@gogomonow I believe it was near the beginning of the theorising
Ineffective and later.. brutal
@@TheRomanTribune stay inside, stay sedentary
@Egg T Rome lives on in the same way restaurants live on after the coronavirus.
Me, huddling for warmth in a dilapidated room, starving, staring blankly into the exposed wall as snow drifts in from a hole in the roof: I wonder if there's a new Fire of Learning I've missed.
So why don't you cover the hole in the roof? Home Depot, Menards, Lowes should have ply wood, tar paper and shingles and nails to patch a hole in the roof.
Better learn some of those native and primitive skills!!
"The Villi will form as the upper classes of the world realize what's going on. They will likely see it coming sooner than others."
I don't think it's that they'll see it sooner, it's just that they're the only ones with the resources to take any meaningful action with that knowledge.
No, they'll definitely see it coming sooner. Do you really think that governments will tell the general populace about incoming catastrophe like that? Social order must be upheld for as long as possible, and so either the calamity will be barely covered at all, or it will be spun to be something other than what it actually is. Even supposing that you get a few people that know and are willing to share, they will be dismissed as lunatics or fear mongers and those that believe them marginalized as conspiracy theorists. That sort of situation will only increase paranoia as citizens become further and further divided.
Quite frankly, the way I see it we are already well on the way to collapse, and you can see the exact sort of scenario I outlined here in real life today. You have governments that nobody trusts because they are proven to be corrupt liars, coupled with media that is right there in bed with them. Meanwhile you have media outlets such as Inforwars that constantly gets lambasted because of the things they cover, despite the fact that their information continually proves to be trustworthy. Let's not forget that often times when you see people of faith being portrayed in disaster movies, they tend to be either the crazy person or made to look like a fool.
@@darkprinc979 But that's exactly the point. Plenty of people see a bad end looming right now but who has the resources to do anything about it? Who has the money to build a community that would be insulated from a collapse? I'm not saying every single last person would see it coming and there are people who can't add two plus two unless there's an official announcement with the answer, but there are plenty of people who can draw correct conclusions from observation. If I knew for 100% certain that society would collapse in 2 years time I would be just as screwed as if I didn't see it coming because I don't have the resources to prepare anything more than some food and a go bag. That's just not going to cut it and I'm far from alone in that situation.
Well thought out!