YippySkippy wrote:
I think this topic brings up an issue that's fun to discuss - what to do about boredom in a post-apocalyptic world. Currently, most people use electronic devices to entertain themselves a for a good portion of their free time. What happens if that's no longer an option? Additionally, a person might find him/herself with a LOT more free time on their hands - holed up waiting for the zombie horde to pass by, for example, or all alone sitting by a campfire of an evening. Entertainment, while it can seem a trivial concern compared to safety and obtaining food, is important in preserving a person's mental health. Perhaps, in addition to batteries and cans of beans, doomsday preppers should be stocking their shelters with stacks of books and board games?
Between subsistence farming, spinning and weaving your own clothes, making your own soap, and building your own log cabins, a post apacalypitic person, would have no spare time anyway. So not to worry.