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4 maps that are going to be key to keep in mind moving forward if you’re in the US and plan to stay, especially when considering #strategicrelocation and #homesteading

Clean groundwater, a well hydrated landscape, perennial productivity, and #preparedness for “wildfires” and other “natural” disasters will be crucial

1. USGS overall aquifers

2. Fractracker for oil and gas

3. Columbia hazards index (14 weighted categories)

4. Karst aquifers w/ sinkhole hotspots

You guys have any others that you think about?

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Jed 2y ago

Mrs Jed and I were just talking about this 10 minutes ago. School choice is basically the only map we care about these days.

I’d rather raise a future generation in some hellscape with love and respect than plant trees in prime soil and perfect water for my gentrified grandkids to sit under and talk about how much they hate me.

I can’t imagine not being the one raising my kids, teaching them life’s lessons, teaching them math lessons. They’re the only reason I #permaculture.

In the Cold War, military sites and transit hubs (especially points of transfer) were of utmost concern. Now, eh. Because terror and unrest doesn’t hit traditional mil targets.

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Stacking Functions 2y ago

Very true. I guess I really only consider states that have similar levels of freedom to Texas.

Ease of homeschooling is definitely something I take for granted here.

We have zero interest in outsourcing our kids education to the state.

Right now we’re actively looking for other families to create a homeschool pod with in central Texas. Then we can switch off days of teaching with different areas of focus based on each parent’s skills/interests