Summary:
The book is a non-fiction account of the author's journey into the world of survivalism, where he learns various skills and prepares for potential disasters. It covers a range of topics from self-defense to sustainable living, as he explores the mindset and practices necessary to survive in different emergency scenarios.
Key points:
1. Self-reliance: Strauss stresses the need to depend on oneself in crises, covering essential survival skills like first aid and self-defense, and advocating for personal responsibility over expecting help from others.
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