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I don't know, most of the things mentioned in the article seem like beginner mistakes that even I, as a casual reader of outdoors and prepper sites, already kno
by keiferski 3y ago
I don't know, most of the things mentioned in the article seem like beginner mistakes that even I, as a casual reader of outdoors and prepper sites, already know about.
The reality is probably that in the event of a serious global catastrope, the seriously-prepared people will be fine, the sort-of-prepared people will be one step ahead of 99% of the population, and everyone else will be totally helpless.
- pixl97 3y ago>the seriously-prepared people will be fine, If they have an island they happen to be at. The problem is now you're dealing with the law of large numbers. As an individual your plans are mostly meaningless when the catastrophe happens and you're caught on the 405 unable to escape. Having a bunker as an individual means nothing if 20 people happen to get together and rise up against you. This is why off the grid doesn't work. When the grid collapses everyone that you're not really good friends with is now your enemy. To survive you need to have/make new social grids of shared defense.
- dragonwriter 3y agoYeah, but the “seriously prepared” people aren’t hermit preppers, they are the people that have built resilient societies.