I am in a situation where I am stuck on a relativley small island with a huge populaiton density. I have an option to relocate to a major continent. However I am hesitant to do this I am not sure if this is me afraid of change or if my logic is correct ?
If you own the means of production (food) on an island you have more pricing power
Your production land can be overrun but it can on a major contient
If you survive the initial purges, then your chance of survival increase on a continet you do not know where you will be hit from next
On the continent I am not a local, language, community and religon
Water is an issue on this island, but if well planned ahead it can be managed (wells)
Scenarion A: (World war z style)
There is a stronger inital shock for sure and my greatest worry is those well organized and with weapons will run the show when the contacts with the rest of the world will be cut off
Scenarion B: (Slow decline depression)
Fuel prices become expensive, import price soar.
Law and order are relativley OK , theft from fields increases.
Again on an island, there is no where ot bug out excpet the sea, but when you come back expect your homestead to be occupied...
If you own the means of production (food) on an island you have more pricing power
Your production land can be overrun but it can on a major contient
If you survive the initial purges, then your chance of survival increase on a continet you do not know where you will be hit from next
On the continent I am not a local, language, community and religon
Water is an issue on this island, but if well planned ahead it can be managed (wells)
Scenarion A: (World war z style)
There is a stronger inital shock for sure and my greatest worry is those well organized and with weapons will run the show when the contacts with the rest of the world will be cut off
Scenarion B: (Slow decline depression)
Fuel prices become expensive, import price soar.
Law and order are relativley OK , theft from fields increases.
Again on an island, there is no where ot bug out excpet the sea, but when you come back expect your homestead to be occupied...