Is this how WW3 happens?

In My Humble Opinion
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You don’t really need to see a WW3 to experience things getting expensive or really hard to get. We had that during COVID and a few years after. In a way, WW3 could be rephrased as prices being unaffordably high for the next 20-50 years.

Just with the Strait of Hormuz being closed, I think shortages are going to be coming no matter what, and with that on top of the active wars and global political instability, there’s a risk things will break in ways nobody expected.

The things to stock up on are what’s already hard to get (medicines), or whatever’s cheap but you couldn’t live without. Pretend COVID is coming back and you’ll do ok. But stick to perishables, because probably nothing will happen and you’ll want to consume the stuff in that case.

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Remember ciprofloxacin? That antibiotic you just had to have if you got an anthrax letter. Back, right after 9/11.

I got my hands on a big bottle. Just recently flushed them down the toilet(into my own septic system).

That’s how goofy I am. No way I was gonna get a letter. But my letter could’ve been near one in the mail bag. One never knows.

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Come on; everyone knows humans are “ugly bags of mostly water”.

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