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This checklist is something that basically every government in the developed world has, and "have emergency supplies for a few days at least" is just common sense.

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I have like 50 gallons of water and a month of MREs. Do people not?

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Most people don't.

Most people don't even have spare clothes or water and food in their car, which they're far more likely to need than a battery bank and camping stove.

They also don't keep backups of important documents on an encrypted thumb drive in their go bag, or a spare bag of dog food in the pantry. They don't have a radio, or any kind of communication outside their phone/laptop. They have nothing packed in case of an emergency evacuation like a fire, they don't have any predetermined meeting points for their family, and they don't know basic first aid.

Virtually everyone in the developed world is woefully unprepared for a simple power outage, never mind an actual disaster.

Its trivially easy and not particularly expensive to be prepared, but virtually nobody is because they never think ahead.

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common sense.

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