Two years ago, when I published "The fifth horseman and the new MAD,“ MAD stood for "massive attacks of disruption" — a 21st century replacement for the Cold War MAD, "mutual assured destruction." The latter had referred to the existential threat to humanity of thermonuclear war as a deterrent to anyone launching a nuclear first strike. In the book, I argued that massive attacks of disruption were indeed potentially and equally existential, if not to society as a whole, then certainly to our ways of life and living standards. Today, this is even more visibly obvious and irrefutable. I noted seven major disruptors, among the most dangerous of which is a failed or failing government.
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