When Electronics Go Dark

An EMP doesn’t destroy buildings. It destroys everything that thinks for you.

One burst can fry electronics, vehicles, communication, power grids — in

seconds. No lights. No phones. No GPS. No help coming.

Most people wouldn’t even know what happened. They’d just be standing there, staring at dead

screens. The danger isn’t the blast. It’s what comes after — silence,

confusion, and dependence with nothing to depend on. That’s why skills,

backups, and offline tools matter. Because when electronics fail,

knowledge still works. EMP isn’t science fiction. It’s a reminder: