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Well, that's what the question is asking. Maybe having cash and passports ready is the answer. Though if the enemy comes to America, I'm not sure how to go abou
by ifyoubuildit 4y ago
Well, that's what the question is asking. Maybe having cash and passports ready is the answer. Though if the enemy comes to America, I'm not sure how to go about leaving or where to go. Probably can't just book a flight.
The internet has the answers to just about any how-to question that's been asked. What foods can you forage in my region, how to trap animals, how to build a shelter, what's the weather in this area historically, how can I make this broken machine work, etc. "Downloading stuff off the internet" I think turns out to be pretty useful.
- badpun 4y ago> What foods can you forage in my region, how to trap animals, how to build a shelter, what's the weather in this area historically, how can I make this broken machine work, etc I don't think these will be particularly useful, unless you end up in very particular circumstances. In general, if you end up in teritory where civilization has completely broken down, it's better to leave than to play Robinson Crusoe.
- ifyoubuildit 4y agoThose are just a few examples. I can't imagine a scenario where you're still alive and having your questions answered isn't incredibly useful. > it's better to leave than to play Robinson Crusoe. Some of the questions you might be looking to answer could be around "how do I get out of here".