The shock may not begin here, but it can travel through fuel at the pump, supermarket imports, port delays, and household electricity — Iberia is the end of Europe's gas pipeline.
This alpha version of 21 Miles is not a forecast.
The connections between materials, supplies, and everyday products are real and sourced. But the day counts are simple estimates for now — not outputs from our full simulation capability.
Pick a transmission. Each is a 90-second chain — what reaches you, when, and how it changes.
Tap the events in the order you think they happen. We'll show you what most miss.
What you saw differently — and what the model saw first.
Same shock. Same place. Different lengths of time. Watch where the chain reaches.
Same crisis. Different lived examples. Five everyday objects, one chain.
A simple reading of what may be moving today. Not a forecast.
Three sentences for someone who wasn't here. About what you noticed. About what surprised you. About what now feels different.