holy synchronicity, batman!
just last night i was thinking how in "the day after tomorrow" the survivors seek refuge in the nyc public library. which led me to thinking how
knowledge is always preserved after a great disaster. then i thought back to "the flood" and atlantis. i think what i'm trying to say is that there
is hidden knowledge passed on from ancient societies and that there is an innate need to preserve our collective wisdom.
So, when the Apocalypse DOES come... head to the... Library?! (Really!), page 3
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reply posted on 4-3-2011 @ 02:14 PM by lostsock
reply to post by JDBlack
I PRINT it all out... I dont save it on the computer. Hence I have homemade books and no real need to go to the library.
I PRINT it all out... I dont save it on the computer. Hence I have homemade books and no real need to go to the library.
reply posted on 4-3-2011 @ 05:35 PM by dalloway
reply to post by JDBlack
I'm in Wyoming, which pretty much totally explains the heat packers. Carrying concealed without a permit is even okay here (someone correct me if I'm wrong), which means that at any given moment, there are probably about 10 firearms in the library building.
I'm in Wyoming, which pretty much totally explains the heat packers. Carrying concealed without a permit is even okay here (someone correct me if I'm wrong), which means that at any given moment, there are probably about 10 firearms in the library building.
reply posted on 6-3-2011 @ 12:45 PM by JDBlack
reply to post by dalloway
Ahh, so much is explained. At some point I wanna head out west, the east is all screwed up. And lostsock, that is a slightly different situation if you already have it printed out.
Ahh, so much is explained. At some point I wanna head out west, the east is all screwed up. And lostsock, that is a slightly different situation if you already have it printed out.
I think it's really ignorant to discount the library idea, even private homes
aren't safe during mass looting but I can think of fewer places that would be safer and more useful than a library in a SHTF situation.reply posted on 28-3-2011 @ 09:03 PM by JDBlack
reply to post by spacekc929
No one loots the library if they think it has nothing worth taking. That said, most libraries are defendable, being significantly more capable of withstanding small arms fire than your average home is, so if people try to attack you in there you have a much more defendable position.
No one loots the library if they think it has nothing worth taking. That said, most libraries are defendable, being significantly more capable of withstanding small arms fire than your average home is, so if people try to attack you in there you have a much more defendable position.
reply posted on 24-11-2011 @ 08:32 AM by ignorant_ape
reply to post by SquirrelNutz
S&F
yeah in many scenarios the library is a good firsst start - but if you are at home - you should alreay have your own library prepared maps of everything in a 50km radius @ 1:50000 [ with key arease @ 1:25000 ] should only cost £60 or equivilant
books on basaics - you should already own your own ` core ` collection of 5 to 15 [ dependant on budget / , prior skills and expectations ]
and as for aquiring stuff - i pity the fool who heads for the super market , every idiot and his retarded sidecicks will bee forming a riotous mob
BUT like all things - you should think ahead and avoid the " usual suspects " , like aquiring food etc - only an idiot would head to the local super market , but if you want books etc - the smarter planner - will avoid the local libray and head for the regional book depository [ in the uk the are called ` central libraries ` ] and have only limited public access - so few people know where they are - but they have vastly more usefull texts and records that are not found at branch libraries
S&F
yeah in many scenarios the library is a good firsst start - but if you are at home - you should alreay have your own library prepared maps of everything in a 50km radius @ 1:50000 [ with key arease @ 1:25000 ] should only cost £60 or equivilant
books on basaics - you should already own your own ` core ` collection of 5 to 15 [ dependant on budget / , prior skills and expectations ]
and as for aquiring stuff - i pity the fool who heads for the super market , every idiot and his retarded sidecicks will bee forming a riotous mob
BUT like all things - you should think ahead and avoid the " usual suspects " , like aquiring food etc - only an idiot would head to the local super market , but if you want books etc - the smarter planner - will avoid the local libray and head for the regional book depository [ in the uk the are called ` central libraries ` ] and have only limited public access - so few people know where they are - but they have vastly more usefull texts and records that are not found at branch libraries
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