This is the luxury bunker where billionaires plan to save themselves from a possible nuclear apocalypse

survive to nuclear apocalypse It has never been so easy, even for a small number of people: various initiatives are dedicated to sumptuous building bunker spread across the globe to protect the billionaires in the midst of a planetary massacre.

Experts point out that advances in radiation filters and the improvement of their self-sufficiency have strengthened the effectiveness of these infrastructures, which offer luxury services.

Many of the world’s tech elites have chosen to design their own secret hideaways to house their families. Some details are told in the new book by douglas rushkoff.

In an interview for KeeperRushkoff mentioned some of the companies that are hiring the richest people in the world to build their bunker, including Vivos and Rising S Company.

Online prices to book Vivos services start at $35,000 per capita with “significant discounts” for those with key survival skills.

Vivos shelters are built in converted Cold War strategic facilities and missile silos around the planet.

Because they’re several feet underground, they’re designed to protect the mental health of residents, so try to simulate natural light inside your underground shelter.

Bunker: other projects in progress

Larry Hall, a former US government contractor, is responsible for directing several projects. The first complex to begin development has been in the works in Kansas since 2010 with an initial cost of $20 million.

The shelter is designed to withstand a nuclear warhead of 20 kilotons (similar to the size of the “Fat Man” bomb dropped on Nagasaki at the end of WWII) exploded within a 5 mile radius.

The walls of the shelter are 10-foot thick flexible concrete that can bend many times without breaking under the stress of a 2,000-mph blast wave in the event of a thermonuclear attack.

Since the pandemic, anger over Hall’s architectural creation has spread to Asia and Europe, two continents that will have their own VIP bunkers. There is no doubt that his underground empire will not be left alone in the United States.

According to The Sun, Larry’s original “Survival” condo has a total floor space of over 5,000 square feet. It comes with enough food and water for its seventy-five inhabitants to survive for more than five years.

Each of the “silos” is equipped with a 75m swimming pool, spa, luxury sauna, cinema, multipurpose room, gym, golf course and shooting range, supermarket, medical centre, classroom and virtual windows to combat confinement.

Right now, none of its residents live full-time in their apartment buildings, even though they’ve been cooped up there for several weeks and even a month during the pandemic.

Elon’s Ark

Billionaire Musk, who speaks ambitiously of his interest in colonizing Mars and planning orbital flights for next year, believes the creation of a futuristic ark is necessary to save species once humans have colonized the red planet.

“The next big thing is to build a self-sustaining city on Mars and bring Earth’s animals and creatures there,” he said in an interview with Time magazine, which named him personality of the year, highlighting the takeoff experienced in 2021 by this tech tycoon.

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