posted on Oct, 3 2008 @ 03:56 PM
Its really important that people look at this carefully, in terms of survival for groups, and villages. No one can wake up the world, well at least
its hard, I'm not saying impossible. But small groups in a town or region, can wake up a town. You don't have to have everyone believing you. But
if it stays in the back of their mind it will really help should the disasters happen. Basically, meet up, and start to hold presentations, films and
talks in public buildings. Advertise in the local paper. Make sure there child minding and fun stuff for kids, and then go do to door with
invitations. Keep it up. Give interviews. Someone good on linux can get a local online radio going, a website, they have lots of good free programs
for this. Connect the different towns, share the interviews. Poor people still have some things, but only the well off can do everything, the land,
the seeds, the windmills and energy, the weapons, the water, etc etc. But everyone, even the poor, can contribute. Some with tools, some can can and
preserve food, some can build solar cells and windmills and are good mechanically, some can learn herbs and medicines, some can look after children,
and teach them, some can fish and hunt and gather water and supplies, some can spin and weave and sew, some can work on radios and communication
devices. All able bodies can erect cob shelters and the like FOR EACH OTHER,as in Bali. But most of all, a major reset button would mean the loss of
knowledge. Just as the natives are keepers of certain knowledge and have passed it on by surviving the from the last era, everyone needs to gather
plans, blueprints, printouts and knowledge of our technologies, our science, our inventions, our medicine, so mothers and babies will not die in
childbirth. We need to be the keepers of the knowledge for the next generation. Do not approach this as a dog eat dog barbaric lord of the flies
experience.
[edit on 3-10-2008 by mystiq]