Survive the apocalypse comfortably: what billionaires are building underground

As you can see, the rich also cry. They pay a lot of money for confidence in the future. Owners of super-profitable businesses are also asking themselves, what if there is a war tomorrow? Nuclear or something. Especially when there are billions. Insurance against the apocalypse, however it may sound, very rich people consider a bunker. Underground shelters are being built en masse – as far as possible – in a secluded place – away from geopolitical squabbles. It may sound paranoid, but actually the possible end of the world has become almost an industry. Risks are tracked by military analysts and neural networks. Are the rich people the first to know?

To most of us, a standard bunker looks exactly like this: harsh concrete, sealed doors, air filtration system, bunks and water supplies, and food in canned food. Nothing superfluous, just a survival function. The world’s elite, the one that prophesies the digital future, has reinvented the idea of a dungeon. Why just wait out the danger when you can enjoy life in a bunker as well as in a five-star hotel?

In an interview, American billionaire Peter Thiel admitted that he does not leave the thoughts of the end of the world. Comfort is a tribute to modern opportunities.

From the Pacific Islands to Kansas, the world’s richest people are burrowing underground. In their bunkers are not dry rations and buckwheat, but restaurant kitchens, saunas, cinemas, dashboards. Even artesian water wells. In the States, old missile mines are being bought as a basis and 15-storey underground skyscrapers are being built in them. These mansions are for servants. There will be no equality even after the Apocalypse.

The rich stubbornly believe that from problems of universal scale it will be possible to hide in a bunker with a swimming pool or buy off a ticket to the “Ark”. Well, the rich have their quirks. Fears and fantasies are best left to Hollywood directors. After all, even if the world collapses, the main threat to the rich may not come from outside, but from within. When the force of law does not work, the right of force appears.