- 09 Apr 2018 20:35
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The rebuilding will take longer than after Rome. Our knowledge is in a computer that will cease to exist. We have become so dependent, we only want to know your source. Seldom, do you hear ‘clarify your reasoning’.
We are a people who ‘look up answers’. Do you realize the implications of this after a collapse?
The number of people who could even write a list of what they needed for surviving will be minimal. The number who can actually do it, will not be enough. They will only have the option of taking from others, not building. Add to that we are dependent upon specialization. We have very few ‘men of all trades’ who might actually know how to exist.
We look up answers instead of thinking. We hire others rather than learning. These are not traits that are helpful after a collapse.
We are a people who ‘look up answers’. Do you realize the implications of this after a collapse?
The number of people who could even write a list of what they needed for surviving will be minimal. The number who can actually do it, will not be enough. They will only have the option of taking from others, not building. Add to that we are dependent upon specialization. We have very few ‘men of all trades’ who might actually know how to exist.
We look up answers instead of thinking. We hire others rather than learning. These are not traits that are helpful after a collapse.
I dream of the United Citystates of Earth, where each Citystate has a standardized border such as one whole degree of Latitude by one whole degree of Longitude.