• Extra: Post-Apocalyptic Rebuild...in 15 Minutes

  • Oct 25 2024
  • Length: 40 mins
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  • 3.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

Extra: Post-Apocalyptic Rebuild...in 15 Minutes

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  • This week, Jeff, Brian and Mic will be discussing a 15-minute intro video by a scientist named Lewis Dartnell, who tries to sort out what humanity would have to know to rebuild civilization after an apocalypse. Of course, you can't describe everything you'd need to do to rebuild our current civilization in just a short video. Some things he touches on are sound. Some things superfluous. The boys put in their two-cents as to what someone would need to know for post-apocalyptic knowledge.

    The Link to the Video: If you want to view the video before the guys discuss it, here is the YouTube link. Humanity After An Apocalypse.

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Entertaining story but beware the authors subtle disdain for city folk.

I have enjoyed the story thus far and especially like the mentions of the NH towns and places I spend time in.

I cringed a bit whenever the authors subtle negative opinion of city dwellers and those who maybe vote differently than him bleeds through. Would like to enjoy the escape of the story without a reminder of polarized country we live in.

The story is entertaining though and I’ve enjoyed listening. It offers an interesting perspective on preparing for an apocalyptic situation.

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