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Originally Posted by Matt W
The Global VIllage Construction Set is an excellent starting point for a "library" of information
I agree that the Morrow Project was intended to assist survivors (many of whom would have useful knowledge/skills) but the Project shouldn't have assumed that EVERY skillset would be available. They should have included a lot of information in every cache
I recommend
http://villageearth.org/appropriate-...nology-library
It fits on 2 DVDs or 28 CDs. Microfilm or photoreduction might also be useful |
This looks like an excellent resource.
When I learned TMP back in the Stone Age, microfilm was the most economical way of storing data. Computers were still big, clunky things. TEOTWAWKI was scheduled for 1989!!! Well before a lot of the advances in computers and miniturization of components came about.
One of the things some of the teams I played in requested microfilm readers with LOTS of books on agriculture, medicine, animal husbandry, metalurgy, wood working, engineering, etc.
My $0.02
Mike