The Last Worldwide Cyber Wars

In the twenty-first century, the nanotechnology and robotics revolution (NNR) created social disorder and confusion, paramount to the nineteenth-century Industrial Revolution. The transformation of the World from a farming and handicraft economy to an industrial economy created land and job shortages. The nanotechnology revolution did the same. During the Industrial Revolution, the land and job shortage caused a mass exodus from the manufacturing countries to America. In the 21st century, with the downing of the Nanotechnology Revolution, the developed World faced shortages in handicrafts and manual jobs while it had a surplus in secretarial and professional employment. The towns and cities created and sustained by the factory system eventually became irrelevant. As with the Nanotechnology Revolution, the forthcoming homeworking and production using nanoparticles and 3D printing facilitated by the Worldwide Web(WW), job shortages are the paramount problem. As apportioning jobs into eight-hour days and migration to the US solved the crisis that came with the Industrial Revolution, the four-hour day work and globalization solved the job and land shortages created by the Nanotechnology Revolution after a bloody war. Job and land shortage became a life-or-death issue in the 1930's. This war eventually led to a World War in which cyber warfare rather than nuclear wars became the birthmarks of the World Government, which concluded the war. This book is the story of two people as they traverse the turbulent times of the 21st Revolutionary Era.

Author: Tilahun Tassew

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: Sep 19, 2024

Number of Pages: 234 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: NA

ISBN-13: 9798339771432