How much the Internet has made our work easier today. Nowadays everything is done this way. Have you ever wondered what would happen if one day there is no internet? How will this world run? The film 'Leave the World Behind', released in the year 2023, tells the story of a similar world. However, a claim on the internet has made the story of this film a reality in people's imagination.
Many types of videos are appearing on social media regarding internet, in which it is being claimed that tomorrow i.e. on 16th January the internet will come to a complete halt, i.e. complete blackout. As soon as people came to know about it, scenes from the film 2023 started playing in their minds. Well, this claim also has its roots in a show, or rather a cartoon.
Actually, a TV show Simpsons is being cited regarding this claim. But why is such a big claim being made from just one show? The reason for this is this 36 year old show. 'The Simpsons', although it is a cartoon show that came years ago, but the reason for its popularity even today is the many episodes shown in it. Many people have claimed that many of the scenes shown in this show have also happened in the real world.
This includes many world events like Donald Trump becoming the President of America, epidemic like Covid wreaking havoc on the world. In such a situation, people say that in an episode of this show, a blackout has been shown on the date of 16 January 2025. Now the tension regarding this matter has also increased. Many people are also having fun with this. This show is known for its accurate predictions.
Amidst these claims, people are trying to know whether there will really be an internet shutdown? A BBC report has come out regarding this issue in which it has been claimed that internet shutdown may occur due to shark damaging the broadband cable. Talking about this show, 'The Simpsons' American animated TV series. This is the longest running animated show in American history.It began as a cartoon short on The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987.It started airing as a Christmas special on December 17, 1989. The show was created by Matt Groening.
