Nearly every facet of American functionality via the internet was temporarily choked out and virtually shut down, including systems used for healthcare, emergency services, banking, supermarkets (credit card payments mainly), air travel, streaming and more.
This was a massive IT outage that literally savaged computer systems across the globe. So, what happened, and can it easily happen again, but much worse, and for a much longer period of time? Did you get chained to your blue screen? This was just a test.

Centralized, digital world can implode in an instant
Attention world, there's a CrowdStrike update that may have caught you off guard. Computers en masse have crashed, and even nerds with recovery keys in BitLocker are crippled too. Supposedly, an apocalyptic "rebooting" of Windows safe mode, some administrator passwords, and a quick physical deletion of a file within some subdirectory of Windows' System32 was the workaround. Who knew?

Look, up in the sky, the cyber-sky, it's not a bird, or a plane, or a server, or a single piece of software, it's the total inability to support usual performance (techy phrase). The large scale collapse you are experiencing is centralized, so just imagine if the globalists ever completely install CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) with Digital ID systems to match, everyone could virtually and literally be bankrupted in an instant. Everyone. This requires careful consideration. Look who's running the country, the printing of money, and the grabbing of guns right now.

Nearly 9 million computers belonging to 24,000 organizations were incapacitated by a single "update" by CrowdStrike's Falcon software

If the world adopts (is coerced into accepting) CBDC instead of cash, one simple update like the one that just crossed through could wipe out everyone's money in an instant, and we're talking about checking and savings accounts (doesn't matter if they're federally insured either), IRAs, CDs, 401ks – everything. Gone. Erased. Dried up like a mirage in the desert. The cyber-desert.

Medical records could get wiped out also. Permanently non-accessible. The entire energy sector infrastructure could get shut down. That would mean loss of the ability to cool nuclear reactors. What then? Who could "flip the switch" back, or would they even want to? Maybe it would all be shut down on purpose, then blamed on some ghost hackers or wait for it… wait for it… those pesky Russians!