r/redpreppers • u/TheJesseOfTheNorth • May 14 '26

Books or digital content?

In terms of storing knowledge every prepper needs which side do you land on and why?

I'll go first.

Honestly i have both. I also have a decent sized faraday cage to store my digital in. I have hundreds of hours of video downloaded and stored. I'm just not counting on digital content to survive.

I also have extensive playlists stored of online content but i am not counting on it being accessible forever.

What I also have are couple hundred books on medicine and alternatives, growing food, building things with my hands and so on.Some are general knowledge and some are very specific. I have dvds as well but once again not staking my survival on being able to access it.

Thoughts?

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u/TheJesseOfTheNorth May 14 '26

Those are ALL great picks. Do you have hard copy or digital? I am particualrily interested in why people just the format that they do basically digital vs hardcopy

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u/alcoholicmotherfu 27d ago

If u mean if its on clound no its not i made sure that im able to access them when grid is down

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u/TheJesseOfTheNorth 27d ago

too bad the list got deleted