Ordinary Americans spent $11 billion on survival tools last year, boasting about their preparedness and more. However, the issue lies not with ordinary Americans but with the wealthy who have spent hundreds of millions of dollars securing underground complexes, private islands, and residential apartments in anticipation of doomsday.

Among them is the famous tech innovator who took over the world and turned the planet into a small village, "Mark Zuckerberg." He is building a $100 million fortress buried beneath his private farm in Hawaii, equipped with power, food, and blast-resistant doors.

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, once mentioned that he and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel have a "special arrangement" in case the world ends: they will seek refuge in one of Thiel's properties in New Zealand.

Despite wealth, intellectual openness, life, and luxury, there remains a corner of the mind that reflects a level of ignorance or, in other words, a detachment from logic, regardless of belief, adhering to the principle of "What is delicious and pleasing."