In recent years, natural disasters and epidemics have occurred continuously around the world, causing scientists to worry about the end of humanity. The cause of global apocalypse could be a great economic recession, climate crisis, devastating natural disasters or a pandemic more dangerous than Covid-19, or these disasters could occur simultaneously.
A series of disasters has scientists worried about a dark future for humanity.
Based on this hypothesis, scientists studied to find out which countries would be safe from global catastrophe. The criteria considered included producing food for the population, protecting the borders from illegal migration and maintaining the power grid to run essential equipment. The study found that islands with low population density would be the safest places to take refuge in a world of collapse.
Accordingly, New Zealand is the name that is rated the highest. This result does not surprise scientists when in recent years, billionaires have been rushing to buy land to build bunkers in the Australian country to prepare for the apocalypse.
The super-rich are rushing to buy land to build bunkers in New Zealand.
Possessing a temperate climate and rich, diverse terrain along with a separate border by the ocean, Australia in general and New Zealand in particular can be considered the safest place when disaster strikes across the planet.
In addition, when considering factors that sustain human survival such as agricultural land, natural energy production systems (water, wind, solar) and population density..., New Zealand also ranked first.
New Zealand possesses both top-notch location and resources to withstand the global crisis.
After New Zealand are island nations like Iceland, Ireland and Tasmania. The name that surprised scientists the most is Britain. The disadvantage of high population density is compensated by the ability to develop alternative energy sources fastest in the world. Although at present Britain only produces 50% of the national food output, in the future this country has the potential to cope with global crises.
He has the potential to survive when the world goes into recession.
Recent years have seen a succession of disasters such as food shortages, economic crises and epidemics. We should be thankful that they have not occurred simultaneously, but they are certainly possible in the future. Scientists hope that by facing these events, we will soon be able to adapt and prepare for similar disasters in the future.
In addition, the Covid-19 pandemic has shown that governments need to act quickly when the situation starts to deteriorate. One lesson learned is that we should not focus too much on the economy at the expense of national survival. Countries need to invest more in disaster response plans so that they are not caught off guard when the “bad news” comes.
