Posted by: Nomad
How to survive a disaster. A very good BBC article - 03/23/18 03:28 PM
Pretty much what we have been saying here for years. Well done article with good supporting background.
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20150128-how-to-survive-a-disasterNomad.
Posted by: hikermor
Re: How to survive a disaster. A very good BBC article - 03/23/18 04:28 PM
Agreed, good article with one major exception. What is this nonsense about group cooperation and support? anyone who checks the internet knows that the unwashed, ignorant non-prepper types will instantly riot, loot, and otherwise lose their minds at the first sign of trouble (a bit of sarcasm here, in case you haven't noticed).
The piece emphasizes that your mind is probably your most important asset in a disaster - just like it is in the other aspects of life...
Again, good find and required reading.
Posted by: CJK
Re: How to survive a disaster. A very good BBC article - 03/24/18 10:26 PM
Very good article. I 'see' the point about non-preppers but I think the article was more in reference to an immediate group or 'survivors'....ie the stands just collapsed, the avalanche just happened....not the group after an event has ended like days after a hurricane when looters have been seen etc.
Posted by: gonewiththewind
Re: How to survive a disaster. A very good BBC article - 03/25/18 12:36 AM
Yes, this article is not about prepping but about emergency situations, keeping your head in a disaster. However, prepping and at least thinking through such things will still put you ahead of where you would have been otherwise.
Posted by: EthanJames
Re: How to survive a disaster. A very good BBC article - 03/25/18 06:50 PM
Agreed, good article with one major exception. What is this nonsense about group cooperation and support? anyone who checks the internet knows that the unwashed, ignorant non-prepper types will instantly riot, loot, and otherwise lose their minds at the first sign of trouble (a bit of sarcasm here, in case you haven't noticed).
The piece emphasizes that your mind is probably your most important asset in a disaster - just like it is in the other aspects of life...
Again, good find and required reading.
Lol, you got me at first before I figure it out...
And yes, a good article