> It's a pretty big contrast between that mindset and the common prepper/survivalist mindset. That's an excellent point. The "prepper" mindset seems to be abo

> It's a pretty big contrast between that mindset and the common prepper/survivalist mindset. That's an excellent point. The "prepper" mindset seems to be about isolationist survival, Castaway style. That's not a good long-term mindset. If a real Bad Thing happened, after the immediate aftermath, people would need to start coming together to rebuild societies and communities and infrastructures, not disappearing into the wilderness.