wanderer33
Jedi
I have read most of the thread. I support Tigersoap's view that "you have to be there". That is to say, what one would or wouldn't do is extremely academic considering the individual quirks which most people exhibit. This will be magnified in any collapse of modern systems.
I believe this topic is best presented as a role playing scenario in which someone throws random and radical events into the mix which people then attempt to solve.
Also I am extremely worried by comments regarding what to do about all the psychopaths? Some of the comments were akin to an idea of genocide. This presents somewhat of a paradox.
I had the distinct impression that people were commenting as people living in the sophisticated culture of 'nowness' with all its luxuries and conveniences. It won't be like that.
Will people continue to hold onto existing schemas like existing government systems?
I believe this topic is best presented as a role playing scenario in which someone throws random and radical events into the mix which people then attempt to solve.
Also I am extremely worried by comments regarding what to do about all the psychopaths? Some of the comments were akin to an idea of genocide. This presents somewhat of a paradox.
I had the distinct impression that people were commenting as people living in the sophisticated culture of 'nowness' with all its luxuries and conveniences. It won't be like that.
Will people continue to hold onto existing schemas like existing government systems?