@approxinfinity
Resets like this are fascinating micro events that some Ph.d. student of online communities should dissertate on.
Going from total digital recall to zero is fascinating.
I wonder if the information is lost to the NSA, also?
Or if its in some private sector server's backup files somewhere someplace?
Or if it is scattered throughout the cloud in packets that are marked for reconnection to a destination that no longer exists?
We live in such an amazingly unprecedented time.
What has happened to KUBuckets is a small example of why FEMA COG likely operates through a rapidly expanding deep space network and maintains military installations on a number of planets, or planet moons, or orbiting those bodies, located around the solar system.
The grand strategy of warfare is likely to significant degree being redefined without us really grasping it yet. For every MAV (micro air vehicle) swarm that will fight the coming wars on earth, there have to be massive information logistic infrastructures to command and control them. Just a couple atmospheric thermo nuclear pulses on earth coupled with some surgically placed bunker busters and the entire system for fighting through advanced warfare on earth is wiped clean and neutralized. It follows then that even the most sophisticated hardening of earth-based information logistic infrastructure cannot be trusted as a safeguard. In turn, we have to go out into the solar system and play a shell game information logistics; i.e., the logical inference is that we have to hide the data bases in various installations around the solar system and create relays of sufficient speed and encoded elusiveness that "our data" survives in an operational sense, and "their data" perishes.
For a long time, space travel has seemed a form of primary research--human inquisitiveness--and a little near space weaponization and communication function.
But it is clear now that the acute dependence on digital connectivity and nonlinear perishability of its data bases make space not the final frontier, but the next vast battle space, where the future of freedom, liberty and republic will be won or lost yet again.
My guess is the boys at US Space Command have been working on this from the beginning, all manned space programs have been largely covers, and that we have regular robotic flights around the solar system now and that all the comet and meteor exploration is looking for mobile data storage relay platforms and the potential ice needed for various kinds of on-body activity.
Time is the great enemy in space. The time it takes to move information from a data base stored under the ocean of a moon of Saturn takes probably takes hours to reach earth.
The key is timely relay of distributed information network across great distances.
Quantum entanglement will be the means for overcoming the obstacle of distance in time in space.
But you still have to have the database "out there" somewhere, and serviced regularly, in order to use quantum entanglement to do your bidding.
Just some idle thoughts on a fine pre-war Tuesday morning.
God how I hope we find a way not to have the next war.
