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If hiding in a bunker, subsisting on stored supplies, has some significant problems, what about staying on the surface and growing more food? Mic, Brian, and Jeff discuss some of the challenges wrapped up in the grow-your-own model. For one, it's a lot more work than a lot of people realize. Many a neophyte homesteader have given up on the lifestyle because it was more work than it was idyllic. Group efforts are good — the distribution of labor, efficiencies of specialization, etc. – but many of those fail for depending upon a single charismatic leader, or for organizing as a commune. Mic asks the guys what they would do differently.
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