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On the other hand, some government databases *can* die. They're sometimes encumbered by legal constraints, privacy constraints, patient sample agreements and so on that prevent backups or copies being made. When they get deleted, they're *gone*. Forever.

Anyone interested in a new book, The Shock Doctrine (2007) Book by Naomi Klein, is amazing and sad at the same time because, through a series of historical events, it describes what the US is experiencing in 2025.