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Vote with your money, a.k.a. boycott. do not support any product/service that contribute to climate change. Aim for the level of life of a regular Indian citiz
by bigbugbag 9y ago
Vote with your money, a.k.a. boycott. do not support any product/service that contribute to climate change.
Aim for the level of life of a regular Indian citizen, or even better Bhutanese.
Invest in insulation of your home, learn survivalist skills (how to make a fire, make a shelter, grow food, treat disease, make medicine, etc.) prepare for a scenario where you have to live a nomadic on the go for a while, join a group of similar minded individual.
Or if you have the required kind of budget, follow the step of the ultra rich and buy yourself a piece of land in a remote place (new zealand is hot right now) and build yourself a bunker with enough ressources to live on your own for as long as necessary.
Basically you want to find a way to ride out the collapse of civilization and be equipped to rebuild afterwards.
- Caveman_Coder 9y ago> "...learn survivalist skills (how to make a fire, make a shelter, grow food, treat disease, make medicine, etc.)" These used to just be "normal" skills that people knew...funny how things have changed.
- bigbugbag 9y agoExactly, today we call them survivalist skills, but really these are skills your grand parents skills had and got from their parents. IMHO it is a matter of bridging a gap that span only a couple generations. My grand parents were growing food and covering 95% of the needs for a family of 12 with only animal traction. It was a life of much less comfort and convenience but it was sustainable and mostly a happy life.