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<title>Survival+ 3: The Art of Survival, Taoism and the Warring States</title>
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<description>Charles Hugh Smith Survival+ 3: The Art of Survival, Taoism and the Warring States (March 26, 2009) I&#x26;#x27;m not trying to be difficult, but I can&#x26;#x27;t help cutting against the grain on topics like surviving the coming bad times when my experience runs counter to the standard received wisdom. A common thread within most discussions of surviving bad times--especially really bad times--runs more or less like this: stockpile a bunch of canned/dried food and other valuable accoutrements of civilized life (generators, tools, canned goods, firearms, etc.) in a remote area far from urban centers, and then wait out the bad...</description>
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