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> If I could find a reputable construction company to build my underground home I would be a true troglodyte

If you have the resources you could always buy an existing underground structure and renovate. Like a missile silo. Or buy an already renovated one:

https://washingtonmissilebase.com/

I imagine upkeep is pretty expensive, probably needs a lot of HVAC, dehumidifying, pumping, etc to keep you from dying due to weird mold and stuff lol

by Bender7 hours ago|

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I looked at many of those. Plenty of people are indeed upgrading silos. I looked at the cost to repair and overhaul these facilities but it would be just a little more to do it right on my property with high performance high pressure concrete and do it right in a place outside of the nuclear sponge. Only challenge is getting the right people up here but I will not give up on the idea.

by butlike7 hours ago|

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> I do not trust anyone with my data.

Then why give it up in the first place? "Because you have to" is probably going to be the argument, but I don't buy that.

by Bender7 hours ago|

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I'm glad you agree. It will take more than you or I to put a stop to this for people not yet on the internet but I will ask the US government to help.

by cyanydeez8 hours ago|

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Usually, when you want to have people not know who built what, you use an LLC.

THEN the LLC hires the subcontractors in stages without them knowing about each other.

Youd take about 5 years, but itd be about as secure as you could be if you lost trust in soceity.

by 8cvor6j844qw_d68 hours ago|

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It’s a trope in survivalist fiction. The contractors hired to build a bunker are often the first to attempt a breach once a crisis hits.

by Bender1 hours ago|

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I somewhat agree but if I get contractors they will likely be coming from one or two states away. If the fecal matter is splattering the fan it is unlikely they will make it this far. I will also have the design reviewed by multiple third parties to identify security weaknesses and have those addressed as part of the contracts. And then of course there will be party poppers long before they get close.

This is all just fantasy of course as I have not yet found a highly rated company within a few states that have vast experience with upper-end UHPC 60K PSI which has to be done right the first time and I need to get the designs baked first addressing all the "Errm Achtuwallly" memes.

Other comments talk about society collapsing. I am totally fine with that. I will set up a copy of HN and make silly comments on it then as admin give myself points and reply using alternate accounts. Then I will start some contrarian arguments and then ragebait the contrarian personality. Another personality will step in and calm everything down. Then 48 hours later another alt will make a totally unrelated comment and just after that there will be spam for bitcoin in Uganda. All of this powered by the Sun and my farts. Some poor bastard will happen across this site on internet over CB radio.

by cyanydeez6 hours ago|

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Yes, everyone who works on the bunker will know about it; and all these billionaires are trying to build their survivalist camps but dont actually consider any of the easily/practically broken parts of society they implicitly rely on.

Realistically, society we know it won't survive if it dwindles to beneath a couple of millions.

by cowboylowrez1 hours ago|

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yeah but also realistically if you have the money you don't build a bunker, you build a pseudo military installation, and ex military is where you find your "handymen" to take care of "housekeeping." of course, your ex military pals should be consulted regarding real estate because even here its location location location.

by mghackerlady1 hours ago|

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As we know it, yes, but society in general will last until there's less than 2 people per kilometer or so

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