Hyperlocal networks built with basic tech (think radio, SMS voting, community mesh networks) that connects people in need of resources (food, shelter, medical assistance) after a disaster. It moves beyond VR empathy, encouraging real-world mutual aid and survival strategies to cope with the real consequences of social and economic instability. It offers a way for individuals to take proactive steps to protect their communities during times of need.

A localized, community-based effort to salvage and repurpose abandoned and defunct space tourism technologies, like solar panels and robotic components. Promotes recycling, resourcefulness, and local economic development.

Decentralized networks of local artisans and engineers who repurpose and repair discarded holographic equipment and eVTOL parts to create functional alternatives and promote a circular economy. Training programs for local people to learn repair skills and create new items.

Affordable, open-source kits and tutorials that enable individuals and communities to repair and maintain existing holographic projection systems when corporate support disappears. Focuses on democratizing access and preventing technological abandonment.

A blockchain-based archive that allows communities and individuals to independently document their histories of land dispossession, providing an alternative narrative to the VR portrayals. This relies on distributed nodes, and can remain in operation even as the VR industry fails. It could be integrated with basic tools for storytelling and evidence gathering, so anyone with basic digital literacy can update the archive and corroborate existing stories.

A decentralized network of technicians and engineers, equipped with open-source repair manuals and readily available 3D-printable parts, focused on salvaging and repairing damaged or obsolete robotic bodies. Operates as a distributed mutual aid network to keep essential robots functioning after system collapse.

A decentralized, solar-powered digital archive preserving Greenlandic culture and VR experiences. It ensures access to cultural heritage even after infrastructure failures and potential economic collapse, using blockchain-based storage for security and accessibility.

A platform matching displaced tourism workers with training and job opportunities in other sectors (e.g., sustainable agriculture, renewable energy). Utilizes basic mobile technology to connect individuals to mentors, funding, and community resource centers, fostering economic diversification and self-sufficiency.