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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2025
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I mean I feel like it's kind of hard to define what "the internet" really is because it's so decentralized. Like if you cut all the undersea cables and split the internet into multiple parts, which part is the real internet?
And even if all the commercial ISPs went away, people could still connect their networks together through phone lines or mesh networking so it would be hard to say the internet was really gone