By David B. Kuzara 1996
The concept of survival insinuates that the situation under consideration is potentially very dangerous or life threatening. Therefore, by definition, one cannot ‘survive’ a minor inconvenience. However, one may wish to complete the experience with as little discomfort as possible. This book covers the full spectrum of situations, from the most minor to the most catastrophic. While some concepts covered here may seem extreme, the situations they are designed to deal with are just as extreme and are, after all, quite valid possibilities.