Flippanarchy

Wait until the ventilation system's ins and outs get discovered.

Just get a concrete truck and seal in the deal. Because some random person could walk by and be corrupted by their promises. Much harder to break through 2 meters of concrete than remove a chair.

"This place is not a place of honor... no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here... nothing valued is here.

What is here was dangerous and repulsive to us. This message is a warning about danger."

I always said, if push comes to shove, I will make it my postapocalyptic endgoal of shitting into every single bunker's air vents until they choke on the fumes.

The chair won't work on that door. But no bunker is save from an angry mob with Oxygentorches and Jackhammers

I am 100% convinced that the reason they're so obsessed with AI is that they're planning for societal collapse and trying to automate away all the skills and labor they're incapable of doing (which ie essentially everything). Their dream is to go down into a luxury bunker, let an automated security system kill any plebes that try to break in, and have a super intelligence take care of them.

"Hahaha, you'll never get in"

smiles, flips down welding mask

Bethesda (game developer of Fallout games) called it in Fallout 4. The Vaults as seen in the games (and the TV show) seem to have the purpose of keeping radiation out, in the case of nuclear war. That was the advertised purpose. In Fallout 4 (one of the DLCs), it is revealed that their actual purpose is to build them on other planets. Robots do the terraforming while humanity lives in the bunker, and the humans come out when it's safe.

Elon Musk is trying to get people to Mars. That's where the bunker will be. They'll leave us Earth, after stripping its resources and leaving us with the climate change and all that good stuff.

I wonder how many billionaires will just get couped by their security forces once society has collapsed to the point where they wouldn't expect consequences. Their advantages right now come from society as well as the complexity of organizations and social networks. Transitioning to self-sustaining life in bunkers eliminates the power the billionaires hold over the security forces, like what happened with Roman and Ottoman emperors at various points as they grew more dependent on their security to the point the security ended up holding the keys. Especially if they go out of their way up hire security that will do anything they say.

I can not wait for the wealthy to enter their tombs.

And they aren't even giant stone monstrosities so we dont have to deal with much tourism afterwards either.

What always strikes me about the billionaire shelter with staff is how do they figure they're not going to get praetorian guarded like day two. There's literally no failsafe imaginable that does not end with you dead and/or tortured

That's why they want the robots.

Once the parasites are out of society everyone rejoices.

When I was a kid I didn't think the chair trick worked on doors until I realized that you need to place the chair in a way that jams the handle from being able to rotate. It works only on doors (I think) that rotate both sides when you turn on.

It didn't change my life much to learn it other than give me some small satisfaction from knowing it wasn't some Hollywood myth.

That's just silly, now they can't be.....debunked

It's a nice thought but this scenario will never happen. They probably have multiple hidden entrances and I expect they have plans to make the whole bunker area a dead zone with mines, radiation and drones/robot dogs. Anyone settling close to their bunker would probably be killed before they even came close to the mines and drones.