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By Jay Speakman
1984: Lessons from Dystopian Literature for Emergency Preparedness
Orwell’s 1984 shows how swiftly our freedoms can evaporate when systems fail and control goes unchecked. By building mental resilience, securing...
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By Rebekah Brown
Why Starfish Prime Matters: Insights into EMP Protection for Preppers
Our lives—from hospitals to traffic lights—depend entirely on electricity. Yet a single high-altitude blast, like the 1962 Starfish Prime test, ...
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By Jay Speakman
Radiation Poisoning: The Nuclear Accident of Hisashi Ouchi
The 1999 Tokaimura criticality accident exposed technician Hisashi Ouchi to a catastrophic 17 SV dose of radiation, triggering an uncontrolled c...
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By Jay Speakman
Are Hiroshima and Nagasaki Still Radioactive in 2025?
On August 6, 1945, Hiroshima endured an unimaginable blast that instantly leveled half the city and unleashed deadly radiation for miles around....
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By Kiril Tsanov
The History of the Slav Squat
The Slav Squat is that gravity-defying crouch—heels flat, knees splayed, back straight—that Eastern European “Gopniks” have long used in place o...
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