AI Prepper: Survival Strategies for Modern Times with ChatGPT (AI Empowerment)

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Make a plan for what you’d do if you lost your source of income. Planning out the path ahead makes it much, much easier to navigate in a hurry. Knowing what you would do in response to losing your job or income stream gives you the opportunity to craft an intelligent strategy ahead of time, which is the whole point of prepping in the first place. Eventually after dodging all these hazards and activating the orange screens you will find you have defeated the AI “boss”. You are now free to return to your bunker at your leisure. Geographically, the island is tiny – I mentioned earlier that I could get halfway down the country from North to South on half a tank of fuel, and I doubt most US preppers could get to the next city on the same amount. The weather is usually comparatively mild – although heat stroke and hypothermia are both issues throughout the year – and there isn’t as dramatic a variation in climate and geography across the land compared to the US. Once you enter the fort you should be on the lookout for anything containing electronics or plastic. Most of the computers on this base the AI wont let you take, but there are a few broken ones you can nab. Make sure you grab the two phones on the front desk, you will need them. That’s all prepping really is – it’s just doing what you can to be ready for trouble and taking the steps to prepare now, instead of trying to do it when the trouble starts. It’s not unusual, it’s not paranoid, and most people are doing it to some extent or another. This is especially true in the UK, where assault weapons and fortified compounds are more odd than they are for our American counterparts.

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Keep the car’s petrol tank at least half full. You’ll get further on half a tank if you have to leave right this second, if you don’t have time to refuel, or if there simply isn’t any fuel left. I know that half a tank in my car could get me halfway down the country, and that’s a hell of a lot more useful than jumping in the driver’s seat in a crisis and seeing the needle on “E”.

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You don’t have to be prepared for zombies – you should focus first and foremost on things that are realistic risks for you and your family. Once you’ve covered the realistic dangers, like a house fire, you can move on to less likely ones, like solar flares wiping out modern civilisation. However, in my experience, most people who cover their bases and then begin preparing in more in-depth ways are only about 20% doing it because they’re worried about the apocalypse – the other 80% is just geeking out over learning new skills and mastering their hobby, which I think is a pretty healthy way to look at all this. Crisis is absolutely coming, and we need to be ready, but prepping is allowed to be fun, you know? If you plan to use an electric bike to get down country and camp overnight on the way, then you should schedule in the time to do just that, try to make the journey, and note what worked and what didn’t. Like any multi-day trip, be sure to let all the relevant people know where you’re going, when they should expect you, and make a plan for what to do if you have to abandon the exercise for whatever reason. This goes double if you are doing the run-through alone. There is also complimentary quest with Joe from the junkyard losing his dog. Since you have to go deep into the forest anyway you might as well hold off on finding the plane till you need to find Joe’s lost dog as well. Note you get the level 4 mining card from Joe at the junkyard during one of his quests. There is also complimentary quest with Joe from the junkyard losing his dog. Since you have to go deep into the forest anyway you might as well hold off on finding the plane till you need to find Joe's lost dog as well. Note you get the level 4 mining card from Joe at the junkyard during one of his quests. Well, here’s the good news first: preparing is completely normal and can be part of your ordinary life. You’re probably already preparing, and you don’t even know it. Do you have a spare tyre in your car, or a first aid kit in the house? Have you got some super noodles in the cupboard “just in case”? Or a rainy-day fund? Do you have a bike, or go for runs or hikes? What about keeping a few tools in the house for DIY? Do you have insurance?Build your bug-out bag and actually try your plan out. The best way to get a feel for whether you’re able to bug out effectively is to actually attempt it in safe conditions.