Now, we're not going into great detail in all of these categories, but for balanced prepping, we need to address each category.
In a grid down SHTF situation, if you have 100 guns and a million rounds of ammo but no food and water, you'll likely die.
Now, didn't you tell me that 20-plus, 30-plus years ago, in your mind you thought that prepping meant firearms and ammo?
But on the other hand, if you have five years of food and water but no first aid or security, you'll likely die.
You can become a little bit too hyper-focused on one particular area, so it, it's important to broaden your thinking on this, and you've gotta start kind of broad.
You've gotta think about what would be needed in every event, and then narrow down to the more specific and plausible threats that you're facing.
Now, here's something that's not negotiable: water and food is necessary in any and all emergency events.
Now, focusing on a big old Faraday cage, that's interesting, but it's only useful in the case of an EMP or a CME, but it's a much lower probability of occurrence.
So we're not saying it's not important, we're just saying that it's not as urgent as some of these other categories.
Now, we're not going into great detail in all of these categories, but for balanced prepping, we need to address each category.
In a grid down SHTF situation, if you have 100 guns and a million rounds of ammo but no food and water, you'll likely die.
Now, didn't you tell me that 20-plus, 30-plus years ago, in your mind you thought that prepping meant firearms and ammo?
But on the other hand, if you have five years of food and water but no first aid or security, you'll likely die.
You can become a little bit too hyper-focused on one particular area, so it, it's important to broaden your thinking on this, and you've gotta start kind of broad.
You've gotta think about what would be needed in every event, and then narrow down to the more specific and plausible threats that you're facing.
Now, here's something that's not negotiable: water and food is necessary in any and all emergency events.
Now, focusing on a big old Faraday cage, that's interesting, but it's only useful in the case of an EMP or a CME, but it's a much lower probability of occurrence.
So we're not saying it's not important, we're just saying that it's not as urgent as some of these other categories.
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