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Person Who Designs Secret Survival Bunkers For The Wealthy Shares Eye-Opening Details
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When you have mind-boggling amounts of money and investments, there are only so many things that you can buy. Sure, you might get a yacht or a private plane, but at some point, the attention of the ultra-wealthy might turn to surviving the apocalypse.
A bunker builder who works for billionaires all over the world, u/Neat-Text4040, recently invited the internet to ask them anything about their job. People were incredibly curious to learn more about their profession, and we’ve collected some of the most intriguing questions and answers to share with you. Keep scrolling to see the discussion.
Meanwhile, Bored Panda reached out to the author of the viral thread, u/Neat-Text4040 (aka @Waxwingfirefountain), and they were kind enough to answer a few questions of our own. You'll find our interview with them below!
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Moving Enigma 11 months ago
Wall them up from the outside would work but you'd have to know where they were first, d**n the location secrecy lol.
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Pferdchen 11 months ago
Short of everyone being wiped out instantly, it's difficult to envision any scenario that justifies a survival bunker which doesn't involve civil unrest... Maybe it'll come up later, but what guarantee do you have that you'll be able to reach the bunker, unless you're living in a very remote area?
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David Morgan 11 months ago
It's an interesting article. I can think of at least two possible natural dsasters that could might require time in a bunker (provided you could get to it) - a supervolcanic eruption, or a coronal mass ejection. Anything that affects the ability of Earth to regulate temperature, or radically affects worldwide infrastructure could be hugely damaging. It might be a very good idea to have multiple years-worth of supplies hidden behind an impervious door. That's why we have created things like seed repositories, so that if the climate changes we won't totally lose plant species.
David Morgan 11 months ago
It's an interesting article. I can think of at least two possible natural dsasters that could might require time in a bunker (provided you could get to it) - a supervolcanic eruption, or a coronal mass ejection. Anything that affects the ability of Earth to regulate temperature, or radically affects worldwide infrastructure could be hugely damaging. It might be a very good idea to have multiple years-worth of supplies hidden behind an impervious door. That's why we have created things like seed repositories, so that if the climate changes we won't totally lose plant species.
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