Anyone who has ever gone through a power outage (I’m willing to bet is just about everyone) knows that it seems like life just stops without electricity. Literally everything we buy, and use is associated with electricity in one way or another. Take dog food for example. While you don’t need to plug a bag […]
Post Collapse Sanitation, Diseases and Antibiotics
When we think about Typhoid, Cholera and Dysentery visions of the old west come to mind, but in a situation that causes a societal breakdown these diseases could rear their ugly head again. These are the bigger diseases that could become prevalent in a post collapse society, but even getting the common cold could put […]
Automation and the Economy
One of my main concerns with preparedness is an economic collapse or crisis caused by overspending. With the way things are going today, I think we need to take a look at how AI and automation could play a role in our economy as well. By 2030 it’s estimated that 40 to 50% of jobs […]
The Impending Economic Collapse: Are Things Really That Bad?
Our countries financial stability, government overspending, high taxes, and the national debt are major issues for many people. This is especially true for preppers and anyone involved in preparedness and self-sufficiency. People have been talking about an economic collapse for decades, and we’ve had a couple of close calls in recent history, yet we always […]
Long Term Preparedness With Sara Hathaway
A few times over the last couple of month’s we have talked about the future of prepping, and how things might look in the next few decades. While the basics of preparedness will always remain the same, how we do it, and what we prepare for may change. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. When […]
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