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Worldwide blackout? ‘The Simpsons’ predict November 17A rumor about an alleged worldwide blackout on November 17, 2026, supposedly predicted by the series The Simpsons, spread across social media. The baseless viral theory gained traction after a post falsely attributed to Google began circulating on digital platforms. The misinformation capitalized on two events: a recommendation from the National Civil Defense and European countries that families keep 72-hour emergency kits, and a routine test of the emergency alert system scheduled by U.S. authorities for November 17.

Worldwide blackout? ‘The Simpsons’ predict November 17

A rumor about an alleged worldwide blackout on November 17, 2026, supposedly predicted by the series The Simpsons, spread across social media. The baseless viral theory gained traction after a post falsely attributed to Google began circulating on digital platforms.
The misinformation capitalized on two events: a recommendation from the National Civil Defense and European countries that families keep 72-hour emergency kits, and a routine test of the emergency alert system scheduled by U.S. authorities for November 17.
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danger be careful people they are going to leave the platform take the right before it is too late.
more who wants to leave it is risky but it could be good#perigo
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