Empires fell, libraries burned down, people died, but the tangible heritage of humanity can be traced back to ancient archaeological objects left by predecessors around the world, historians and archaeological researchers have found ancient records in stones, parchments and papyrus, and humanity today does not leave many records that can be read with the naked eye without the need for technical media, technical equipment, software and technical knowledge. Imagine a catastrophic global electromagnetic storm that has destroyed the planet's digital information infrastructure, and these terrible fantasies seem far removed from current reality and closer to dystopian science fiction films, but it seems important to present this idea as a strange thought experiment that our current records are so digitized that many wonder what documentary evidence is left for future historians who want to study our current civilization. Writers, writers, publishers and even journalists currently use com...
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