Survival Theory II

This book, a follow-up to a best-selling survival guide, explores human psychology and physiology in the context of societal collapse, emphasizing the danger of starvation psychosis during prolonged crises. Jonathan Hollerman challenges common preparedness beliefs, highlighting the risks posed by starving, desperate populations and the importance of strategic evacuation from urban centers. The discussion encourages readers to confront their normalcy bias and reevaluate their survival plans, potentially leading to significant adjustments in their approach to post-collapse survival.