If you need real weapons and fighting skills in any situation, you plans should have you leaving that area weeks before that situation develops
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Surprising how many otherwise wise people fail to achieve this separation. Do not invest identity in proportion to distribution of prepping effort across scenarios. Prepping is what you do, not who you are. But you’ll default to them being the same if you don’t look out.
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For eg. if poetry is your identity path but you can only spend 5 minutes/week on it in the gaps of 100 hours of zombie killing, invest all your identity narrative in those 5 minutes. That’s what makes life living for you. Secure that pilot light through the valley of darkness.
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If it looks like zombie world is here to stay, get good enough at zombie killing to expand those 5 minutes to 5 hours. And then work to find the poetry in zombie world and make it yours. Start work on a poetry collection titled “Undead Thoughts” etc.
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Back to your gambling analogy: Craps players tend to despise people who bet against the shooter. Perhaps it's best to keep dark scenarios private.
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This tweet is the peak of this thread. It goes beyond the apocalypse (say even career advice). Effort has gravity - more you put in, the more it pulls you away from alternatives. Core caveat of - FIRE - Accumulate now, retire later - Mansions (sorry)
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Please write a post about the Inner Game of Prepping!
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Except it makes it *worse* for the out-group. So win?
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