I do believe events happen which cannot be explained except by categorizing them as mythical events, but I'm not sure if I can believe if it actually is a conscious supernatural force causing those events yet. Since the advent of the computer, we've begun to rely more and more upon it over the few decades we've had it. You know it as Y2K, the big bug that blah blah blah. I don't know how strongly you feel about the effects of this thing, but I'm honestly going to say that I don't know what will happen. I know people who are currently working on fixing Y2K problems for companies' systems, and they all say that the effects of the bug will extend well past the beginning of the year 2000, and that the effects could be extremely serious.
Military security is mentioned.
Specialists vary in opinion, saying that very few things will happen or that whole systems will go down completely, or even worse, fuck up all the data they contain. The US government is printing up a lot of extra paper money in anticipation of the panic attack we'll face at the end of 1999. Global recession, survivalists stocking up supplies in their compounds, hackers gearing up for the big doggie door upgrade into the worldwide system. Some people defiantly consider themselves immune to it all, some even say they'll be happily playing Quake online when the new year rolls around. As some old guy said on 60 Minutes's report on the bug, the Y2K bug is simply human nature at work.