Thread: The Rise of Apocalyptic and Survival Fiction
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Old 04-03-2012, 03:24 PM   #96
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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
The other thing to take into account is the wider dissemination of all knowledge through electronic systems. As long as you can create power--even human-powered energy--you can recall entire libraries of data with a PDA.

This could mean the most valuable people of the post-apoc could be those who can show others how to generate power, and who can fix, maintain or emulate electronic hardware. Access to knowledge allows individuals to rise above specialization, giving them more survival options.
Yea, I have stated a few times in this thread that getting some power back online is key. Once you have power that opens up machinery and manufacturing. Then from there you can build better power/etc and recover.
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