Agreed, I've spent the last 4 years turning my urbanscape into a permaculture paradise. Everything I've planted and built returns indefinitely and needs little to no care on my part. I've also spent a lot of time and continue to to learn about as many medicinal and edible wild foods as well.

Then I've started to can, dehydrate and freeze EVERYTHING. Waste is not in my vocab. I've also invested quite a bit in dehydrated and freeze dried emergency food kits along with multiple ways to filter water.

As I've shown you in the past, I've also taken care of my ability to travel long distances with renewable power and fuel, so I've become nearly fully separated from the system. Minimalist living is also where I'm at and I consider myself a professional scavenger. It's how I fund myself. Well, that and by building a huge arsenal of skills used to barter for my most costly needs.

You however have minimalized a bit further than myself, which I respect. Of course, at the drop of a hat I can live comfortably just like yourself. Keep up speaking the truth my friend. Even though I've nearly attained my goal and have learned so much, I've learned quite a few new things from you, which is why I gave you a follow.

Just don't forget that when SHTF, skills will be among the most valuable things one can possess. You can't grow your own food while being a nomad, so edible/medicinal plant identification and preparation will be gold. Pushing that as well will benefit so many. "Teach a man to fish/forage."