Good advice, but the catch is that you need to get the proportions right. How much should one allocate to stocks, bonds, real estate, crypto, metals, ammunition, canned food, etc?

For conservative investing, I like rural land over metals. That is not to say that one should neglect metals, but rural land should make a larger fraction of one's portfolio.

Country folk like me are already heavily invested in land. City folk should look into buying forested land to manage as a tree farm, or open land to lease out for hunting. Both are relatively low hassle and should generate a little bit of return over the taxes.

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