Not OP, but the US has a surprising amount of dead/dying rural communities, even in the south. Mostly oil/coal/lumbermill towns that got shutdown, and especially prevelant in Appalachia. There’s also the possibility of OP being from a developing (or less wealthy) country.
I’d not risk it here in the US, since everyone and their grandma is packing. It’s just so hard to imagine because all our land here is getting developed.
On the original question, I’d get a fake identity I guess. Am in the least-profiled, most trusted demographic right now so probably could manage it. But ouch I would miss my life.
Oh, not the US as a whole. But around where I live. There were discrete cities/towns with land between. Now it’s just all people, there is no in between.
Where do you live that has mild winters and abandoned houses?
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Not OP, but the US has a surprising amount of dead/dying rural communities, even in the south. Mostly oil/coal/lumbermill towns that got shutdown, and especially prevelant in Appalachia. There’s also the possibility of OP being from a developing (or less wealthy) country.
I’d not risk it here in the US, since everyone and their grandma is packing. It’s just so hard to imagine because all our land here is getting developed.
On the original question, I’d get a fake identity I guess. Am in the least-profiled, most trusted demographic right now so probably could manage it. But ouch I would miss my life.
There is a lot of development going on, yes, but damn do you have a skewed idea of what ‘all the land’ actually entails. America is fucking huge, and there is a fuckton of empty space on the western half of it. https://bigthink.com/strange-maps/nobody-lives-here-mapping-emptiness-in-the-us-and-beyond/
Oh, not the US as a whole. But around where I live. There were discrete cities/towns with land between. Now it’s just all people, there is no in between.