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You have to give context on where you live. For example if you're in the USA and not in a region susceptible to flooding/storms there is very little justificati
by tick_tock_tick 5y ago
You have to give context on where you live. For example if you're in the USA and not in a region susceptible to flooding/storms there is very little justification to do anything at all.
If you think the worlds going to break down then move something farther north with guaranteed access to fresh water. Michigan in the USA or start looking at Canada and stock up on guns and ammo cause if it gets that bad that's the new currency.
- sliken 5y agoYou mean like say Texas? Or California? Fires, storms, even just cold weather can be life threatening. Even simple stuff like knowing how to turn off the water supply to your house and drain the system would have saved MANY households in Texas. Planning to not have electricity, natural gas, and working cell network makes sense pretty much universally. I'm not talking about spending $100k to go off grid, but making sure you have some essentials around. Even simple things like enough blankets for a family to weather 0F for a week.