Utah millionaire builds 300-acre doomsday compound to shelter 200 people
Jayson Orvis has created a 300-acre doomsday sanctuary in the heart of Utah, designed to accommodate 200 people during catastrophic circumstances. This unique compound showcases greenhouses and a flourishing food forest, underpinning his vision of cooperative survival. While Orvis maintains a level of skepticism about imminent apocalypse risks, he acknowledges the importance of community over solitude...
Key Takeaways
- Jayson Orvis has created a 300-acre doomsday sanctuary in the heart of Utah, designed to accommodate 200 people during catastrophic circumstances.
- This unique compound showcases greenhouses and a flourishing food forest, underpinning his vision of cooperative survival.
- While Orvis maintains a level of skepticism about imminent apocalypse risks, he acknowledges the importance of community over solitude in potential crises.
Jayson Orvis has created a 300-acre doomsday sanctuary in the heart of Utah, designed to accommodate 200 people during catastrophic circumstances. This unique compound showcases greenhouses and a flourishing food forest, underpinning his vision of cooperative survival. While Orvis maintains a level of skepticism about imminent apocalypse risks, he acknowledges the importance of community over solitude in potential crises.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.