In a world where cyberattacks, blackouts, and fragile supply chains are becoming more common every year, one uncomfortable truth is becoming impossible to ignore: Modern life works only as long as electricity does. No power means no water pumps, no grocery deliveries, no refrigeration, no banks, and no emergency response you can rely on. And while most people assume the system will always bounce back, history shows that once critical infrastructure fails, it can take weeks, months, or even...





