Nothing says spontaneous reaction like a planned sponsorship? "When I react to stupidity on the Internet I do it with my iPhone 15.TIL that some reaction videos are sponsored somehow.
Years ago I read a piece about prepping and surviving the zombie apocalypse. It made pretty much the same point. You have to sleep sometime. Really nice if some trusted folks can be on watch while you sleep. Or when you get sick with a cold or something. Even the vaunted Mountain Men of US frontier fame came to trading posts to swap beaver skins for new knives and other supplies. The Boy Scout motto is Be Prepared. But in most cases, you are a Patrol member and the Patrols are part of the Troop and the Troop is part of a larger community.TIL about the podcast Live Like The World Is Dying.
Live Like the World is Dying Live Like the World is Dying
It's a podcast about preparing for and surviving the end of the world, but from a left leaning liberal view point. More about working as a community and less of the "I got mines.You." mentality. I don't know what to think of it just yet. I'm just getting into the first episode. I'm just glad I'm not alone in thinking this way. A lot of what you hear is about protecting yourself and what's yours because everyone else wants what you have. This podcast likes to believe that isn't how it'll work out. Getting the message out there that working together is better is a good way to start.
Individuals die. Communities survive. Even Preppers are generally part of a group, these days.Years ago I read a piece about prepping and surviving the zombie apocalypse. It made pretty much the same point. You have to sleep sometime. Really nice if some trusted folks can be on watch while you sleep. Or when you get sick with a cold or something. Even the vaunted Mountain Men of US frontier fame came to trading posts to swap beaver skins for new knives and other supplies. The Boy Scout motto is Be Prepared. But in most cases, you are a Patrol member and the Patrols are part of the Troop and the Troop is part of a larger community.
But bootstraps and rugged individualism and freedom and masculinity and and bootstraps!!!!Years ago I read a piece about prepping and surviving the zombie apocalypse. It made pretty much the same point. You have to sleep sometime. Really nice if some trusted folks can be on watch while you sleep. Or when you get sick with a cold or something. Even the vaunted Mountain Men of US frontier fame came to trading posts to swap beaver skins for new knives and other supplies. The Boy Scout motto is Be Prepared. But in most cases, you are a Patrol member and the Patrols are part of the Troop and the Troop is part of a larger community.
TIL about the podcast Live Like The World Is Dying.
Live Like the World is Dying Live Like the World is Dying
It's a podcast about preparing for and surviving the end of the world, but from a left leaning liberal view point. More about working as a community and less of the "I got mines.You." mentality. I don't know what to think of it just yet. I'm just getting into the first episode. I'm just glad I'm not alone in thinking this way. A lot of what you hear is about protecting yourself and what's yours because everyone else wants what you have. This podcast likes to believe that isn't how it'll work out. Getting the message out there that working together is better is a good way to start.
Hence why my friends say that they're heading to my house, in the event of a zombie apocalypse; leatherworking, chanimailing, making bows from scrap PVC pipe, tool jig building...Even among the non-left-wing preppers, the more sensible ones recognize that medium to long term survival requires a community of some stripe. Once you can get past the stuff directed at weekend warrior equivalents there's plenty of discussion of trying to find people with necessary skills you're missing to create a viable survival group. And the role of negotiation with other nearby groups for longer term events.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.