I think that one should try to stay on good terms with ones' neighbors. If a catastrophe happens, they are the ones who will have the biggest influence on your survival. Not that it hurts to have some weapons and food squirreled away, but you will never survive by yourself. You cannot defend your homestead 24 hours a day by yourself. You cannot protect your land and crops and animals 24 hours a day by yourself. You will not work/till the land to live off of, and harvest, and process, and store, and prepare the food and animals you grow by yourself. You will not be able to make all of your own tools. You will need to exist in communities, to share those tasks.
Just my opinion. Probably wrong!
Alone you are dead. The heroic "lone wolf" idealism of survival is bogus. You can do it for a time; but it is a dead end.
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