30 years ago, a UBI and bureaucracy overhead based on sales tax might have made a difference to inform the 'consumer' about the cost of civilization (city-based extractionism), but now, even if you build a resilient community, you can't hide from the non-resilient communities: and they'll be bigger.
It's the Kobyashi Maru without Kirk (a cheat code).
The basic Anno Domini concept has always been that we could do whatever we want and in the end it would be solved by Deus Ex Machina (forgiveness, the Invisible Hand Job, Technology, Hero, etc). Nature gave humans every opportunity to develop a precognitive, intentional usefulness as a species, but other than spreading fruit seeds, we failed because we isolated ourselves from the environment that spawned us. For the last 10,000 years, humans have been in a selfish evolutionary trap (closed environment that favors monoculture(bullying)), and our dependence on oil is the bait pile. Everyone is expecting someone else to open the gate for them but nobody is actually outside the trap. Every magical solution that tries to get out only makes it tighter and stronger.
It's a predicament that might change on its own (nuclear war, global pandemic, energy collapse), but the cleverness of all of the compounded marketing schemes (since Eve bought the first apple) overpowers logic and intelligence. Bullying, lizard individuation, branding, war, progressivism and competitive fanaticisms aren't going to be overcome 30 years ago.