What Would You Do If WW3 Started?
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I would start acting like an agent, do tons of drugs and live as cheap as possible. Of course I would avoid areas of conflict and build something underground but I don't have skills to do so. So I would just pray AI drones don't knock on my doors and kill me for no reason.
Never gonna run around and desert you
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Would be compelled to start beef between the Irish and the Swedes
@TheVigilante you want smoke tooooo bro? I'll swim your ends
@TheVigilante you want smoke tooooo bro? I'll swim your ends
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Leave the swedes alone, we don't want beef with anyone but the brits... you know this lol
Myself... I'd gather my family all in one place and if possible get them all to a region that's safer, if not possible then all in the family home together.
I don't war, I have many goals to achieve and many things to do in my life 
pray for the peace
pray for the peace
Same thing as always. I'd just keep working.
WW3 starting doesn't mean nukes go flying immediately. I mean it could or we could already be in WW3 right now for all we know.
WW3 starting doesn't mean nukes go flying immediately. I mean it could or we could already be in WW3 right now for all we know.
While easy to argue the semantics and historical benchmarks of what constitutes a "World War". I've always considered the current large scale state of digital warfare, disinformation campaigns, election interface, digital espionage, cyber attacks on critical infrastructure, etc among all major powers an ipso facto act of war and non-traditional declarations. Combined with pockets of conventional warfare often fought via proxy. I view it already as a world war 3 state, with the battlefield shifted across wires instead of fields and trenches.
Government regulations and restrictions on Internet usage across the world have been pushing more and more towards a geographical intranet with carefully selected internet access. China has been doing this for over a decade to control information and trade protectionism, with a good number of other countries following suit. Western countries are slowly pivoting that direction as well with a 'boiling frog' strategy.
Many people equate a declarative WW3 with the launch of nuclear devices but the moment they start flying, it's no longer a world war, but a likely mass extinction event. At that point, there is very little to anything you could do.
Government regulations and restrictions on Internet usage across the world have been pushing more and more towards a geographical intranet with carefully selected internet access. China has been doing this for over a decade to control information and trade protectionism, with a good number of other countries following suit. Western countries are slowly pivoting that direction as well with a 'boiling frog' strategy.
Many people equate a declarative WW3 with the launch of nuclear devices but the moment they start flying, it's no longer a world war, but a likely mass extinction event. At that point, there is very little to anything you could do.
