That is a good question, so, I searched. source https://search.brave.com/search?q=Would+an+EMP+attack+shut+down+the+transhumanist%3F&source=desktop

Would an EMP attack shut down the transhumanist?

An EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) attack has the potential to shut down a significant portion of electronic devices and electrical infrastructure. The transhumanist, which relies on advanced technology, would likely be affected by an EMP attack.

The first phase of an EMP attack occurs within billionths of a second, generating an extremely fast electromagnetic pulse that can travel hundreds of miles with a voltage potential of 50,000 or more volts per meter. This pulse can severely damage or destroy electronic devices connected to the electrical grid, including computers, communication networks, and control systems.

Transhumanists often rely on advanced technology, such as neural implants, smart devices, and artificial intelligence, which could be vulnerable to an EMP attack. These devices typically contain electronic components that can be damaged or destroyed by the powerful electromagnetic pulse.

Although some electronic devices not connected to the grid may not be directly damaged, the widespread loss of power and disruption to essential services could still severely impact transhumanists by limiting access to critical resources like healthcare, transportation, and communication.

Even if some electronic devices remain functional after an EMP attack, the interconnected nature of modern technology means that the failure of a key component, such as a central server or communication network, could have cascading effects on the entire system.

In conclusion, an EMP attack has the potential to shut down or severely impair the technology utilized by transhumanists, as well as the broader infrastructure that supports their needs and lifestyle. While some devices might survive an EMP attack, the overall impact on the transhumanist community would be significant due to the widespread disruption of essential services and resources.

We saw magnets stick to some vax injection sites so maybe they would short circuit...⚡

Thanks for laughing & not shooting.