Why the cyberpocalypse won't happen: thousands of people working to prevent it
SydSteyerhart · x · 2026-10-25
RT of @ArtemisConsort on the difficulty of communicating predictions that depend on other people's actions: a normie-noticeable cyberpocalypse is unlikely because thousands of people take the risk seriously and work hard to prevent it — yet saying "this bad outcome is unlikely" is often misread as "no one needs to worry."
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