VIDEO - un: steelchains

[codicies]

[ Dylan's filming with his phone in one hand, sitting on an unremarkable sofa at home. ]

Hey guys, I'm Dylan. I got here a couple months ago, right before that whole train debacle. But with the announcement of the next one coming up, and the whole theme being survival, I think we should all coordinate and prepare.

We don't know exactly what's waiting for us when we get there, but we know they don't have a lot of natural resources left and we'll be there for two weeks. We can bring anything we can carry. Two weeks of food should be easy enough to carry if you ration it, but two weeks of water is another story.

Does anyone have a good, portable way to filter or distill water? Something that could fit in a backpack? Or at least something that could be assembled from parts that fit in a backpack.

We should also brainstorm other ways to be prepared for whatever is coming.

Comments

[codicies]

Stocking up on cures because prevention is too difficult to coordinate or carry... I hate how much sense that makes, but you've made a lot of good points.

I'm gonna be scouting the different stores and seeing what supplies I can grab. First aid kit was always going to be in there, but now I guess I gotta be on the lookout for anti-poison stuff, too. Charcoal helps with that, right?

[levindicated]

That it does. I’ll try to work both angles, but… At the end of the day, the best laid plans can still be laid to waste.

It’s best to be versatile, to learn and grow from hardships and environments.

Well find a way through, eh?

[codicies]

Yeah, in general I've learned to make my preparations with the assumption that they'll be rendered moot somehow, so I agree that versatility is important.

Worst case scenario, we have to entertain. Guess I gotta brush up on my... whatever it is people might find entertaining.