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Inside the multi-million dollar bunkers favoured by the Silicon Valley set
Vivos, a global underground shelter network created by San Diego-based property tycoon Robert Vicino, which describes itself as ‘an epic humanitarian survival project, fully prepared for whatever and whenever events may unfold.’ Vivos is quick to stress that its offering does not play on fear, although given the language used on their website ('join us while you still can and space is available, don't be left out'), I'm not entirely convinced.“Our clients are not 'afraid', but rather aware and well informed about what is now going on around the world and the myriad of threats we all face,” explains Vivos spokesperson, Barbi Grossman. “Vivos is the backup plan for their life-assurance when all hell breaks loose. You hope you will never need
