Will the Internet be split into regional subnets?

tbh, it would actually be interesting to see, whether in real life or at least a sci-fi type theory. Here's some thoughts I have on this:

There's the recent laws in the EU, the China firewall/botnet, the constant fears of cyber warfare, and so on. These sorts of things definitely seem like they could lead to such subnet splits. Laws in different nations or groupings of nations could become different enough to fracture them off from each other.

The question is: how will this split actually look? what groupings of countries will be involved in each? I imagine there could emerge a black market or some under-the-radar way to smuggle media from one subnet to another, assuming there is no legal way for people in different ones to communicate.

Let's assume that there is though. If there is in fact some legal yet highly limited, regulated, and probably very proprietary way to communicate across the nets, what would that look like?

Going back to CPU architectures and hardware, perhaps a long-term split may even lead to all countries settling on different stuff. Like instead of having everyone using x86 chips from Intel or AMD, and maybe ARM if they have a mobile device, perhaps each subnet will have its own standard. If not an actual standard, then certainly a de-facto one. Entire hardware platforms that could be region-specific. We've already seen Russia making their own CPUs, and I think China has been planning on doing the same sort of thing.

How deep could we go? would one of them eventually develop a new networking protocol beyond TCP/IP? Could it be that each net would be speaking completely different protocols at some point?

A lot of this hangs on the time frame here. How long would the net be fractured? If it's not for terribly long, then most of this stuff probably wouldn't happen, or would be at a reduced severity. However, if it ends up that such a split persists for, say, a decade or more, things start looking more probable.

This is actually getting kinda exciting, even as just an autistic theory. Shit, you could even make some kinda roleplaying scenario based on this

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It seems that the current USA centered globalism is shifting towards a multipolar globalism, with the formation of continental blocs. The "fight" in the deep state is a fight between these two visions; there is a part of the true US ruler that want to have the big part of the cake in the new world order, while the others accept to let the world be multipolar.
Now, regarding the formation of these continental blocs, that's exact same thing described in 1984.
So yes, I think that's what we're moving towards to: continental island, separated by an information wall. It's pretty much already the case, but you still can easely get your information from the exterior for a Zig Forums illiterate.
For Zig Forums user, it'll never be a problem, since it's easy to counter DPI (hiding your traffic behind SSL, wishing it's too complicated YET for the government to decrypt on the fly), especially if the state don't punish for that, like in China/Russia (yet, and obviously, if you're not an active political opponent).
Never forget that 1984, or Brave New World never were fiction, but political programs (Aldous Huxley family were globalists, Orwell part of I don't remember globalist group). The future is a mix of the two.

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so you're saying 1984 WAS an instruction manual?

Meme aside, that was definitively the vision of the future of some globalists at the time.

If EU Article 13 and 11 are passed, website owners will block users from the EU. It will be the reverse of China. Think of it like privatized censorship of the internet. The only sites that will be left in the EU will be the ones who can afford and have the technology to handle these insane rules, so Google, Facebook, etc. There will be no alt-tech in the EU very shortly. This will make the EU politicians have a very contained, easy way to manipulate the internet.

And 13 and 11 are going to pass, without a doubt. They're pretending this is for copyright, but the real goal is to silence any smaller sites from spreading opinions they can't control. Their goal is an internet just like China, where wrong opinions and things that endanger the ruling class are wiped off the internet. But they don't have the centralized power to make a "great firewall", so they're going to make it completely impossible for smaller websites to exist in the EU. The way this is written, someone who doesn't like an alt-tech or alt-media news site can just go to the comments section, post copyright material, report it, and get the site shut down. This is a liberal's dream tool to silence dissent with false flags.

EU is losing control right now, anti-immigrant sentiment is spiraling out of control, because Europeans can go online and see the truth. They will soon be able to go to these smaller sites, and go

Don't you find it suspicious that they make such a move to censor the EU's internet when Italy decides they dont' want any more refugees and they will ally with the other nationalist, anti-globalist blocks in the EU? This has nothing to do with copyright or intellectual property. It has everything to do with shutting down dissent of the EU, refugees, and other very unpopular EU policies.

Freedom of information is the greatest enemy of Globalists, they've wanted to shut down the internet's free flow of information for a long time. And given things like Trump, Salvini, Orban, etc, they are forced to play their hand. They originally planned on making the internet like Brave New World, saturated with so much time wasting, mundane bullshit that no one seeks anything important. But that takes time and is difficult. They are shifting to a 1984 method, a direct "shut it down" mode.

This will only escalate. It sets a precedent that the EU can control the content of the internet by making site owners responsible for the content on their site that other people post. So, their next step will be go to after comment sections by making sure that things like "hate speech" and "racism" are covered in a similar article.

I sure hope so.

right, so that cuts them off from the internet of the rest of the world, or at least most of it, as they systematically shut down the communications of the opposition to refugees.
Refugees continue to move in, and perhaps that forms one of the subnets, made up of parts of what was once Europe as well as the Middle East.

Not every website allows public comments though. So those don't need to block anything.

Living in europe, I think that I'll start to use some obfuscation of VPN going in USA... Godness. And people were crying about the state of 2017.

I'm astounded that the Jews think this is a good idea.

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