What should I prep for?

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(25 August 2012, 09:38)Prepaday Wrote: I never thought of it that way
I'm trying to work my way up from the beginning of man...Caveman, iron age,viking, roman, etc, They were all pretty barbaric and I think in a way, we HAVE calmed down in modern society?

imagine taking someone of 30 years of age from the medieval period and plonking them in todays society, after the initial adjustment phase, they'd be ecstatic, not having to hunt all the time, or slog their guts out for almost nothing, the internet, tv and beer and pizza and drugs and if they get injured they get looked after? to them, we live in heaven!

and if the world ends tomorrow, ill be happy i got to read books, have free access to art, and cinema and music, oh the music! yes i'll be sad its gone (although with solar chargers and the knowledge im stockpiling should be easy enough to rekindle technology )

but yeah just be happy you enjoyed what you did, as a prepper we need strong minds, annd strong minds dont dwell on what could've been or should've been, they just get on with what is, and thats something we should all endeavour to do!


spot on IB1, forgot about NR saying that, but your both totally right ^^...as BP's signature says, Keep.It.Simple.Stupid, stick to your core preps, once you got those down to an acceptable degree you can start specialising for specific scenarios, but that'll take years before your ready

oh and i agree with BP, we've advanced too much as a race to totally regress to stoneage methods, the knowledge is there and is easily enough retrievable in enough forms to make it feasible to get most facilities back up and running within say 100 years max imo