He says that what we often see in a crisis is not social collapse but instead people working together, finding ways to ration or share, displaying the best of human nature.
This I think is what a lot of preppers, specifically Americans, seem to forget. We've seen such crisis in multiple countries even in Europe within living memory, and the above is exactly what has happened.
(This is not a reflection on the article's general point, I think he's correct. But this is the first time I see someone say this in writing.)
