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You can make your own tire sealant for a fraction of the price of commercial sealants. Combine 1 part casting latex (liquid latex) with 1 part propylene glycol (RV antifreeze) and up to 2 parts water. Add a splash of ammonia to stabilize it. Then for the plugging material, you can just use cornmeal. Doesn't take much. Throw some cornmeal into it, and now you have a tire plug liquid. Naturally, you have to pull the valve stem valve out of the valve stem on your tire (which is simple and takes 20 seconds), and then pump this solution into your tire. If you don't have cornmeal, you can use a food grater on an old tire and get rubber particles out of that, and then use those rubber particles.

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Centralized systems are highly vulnerable to collapse. As they become more complex, they become less reliable.

Decentralized systems are highly redundant. They may seem less efficient from a top-down view, but they are resilient, simpler and often self-healing.

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