Well I live in New Zealand, so that's a start. However, it's honestly not much help. It is for everyday run of the mill disasters. We did fantastic in Covid. Bu

Well I live in New Zealand, so that's a start. However, it's honestly not much help. It is for everyday run of the mill disasters. We did fantastic in Covid. But my assumption is the full breakdown of globalization leading to a massive reduction in the complexity of our societies. Covid highlighted "hey global supply chains are pretty resilient but not as much as you thought they were" and Vladolph Putler's little excursion into Ukraine highlighted "there are many weak links in the global supply chain that if enough of them snap will result in a runaway feedback loop and you will be in a whole new world". I've spent hundreds of hours digging through https://oec.world/en/home-b https://oec.world/en/home-b and documentaries about various crisis sitauations in the world with respect to food, fuel, water shortages etc and sought out "doomsday" predictions from as far back as I could in order to backtest what people were saying 10 years ago etc. And yeah. It doesn't look good.