The actor — who built a “doomsday cabin” on his land an hour-and-a-half outside Fargo, N.D. — said his home “feels done” and is “completely livable now.”{ai:summary}<p>Please paste the article text or share a link, and I’ll summarize in two brief NY Post–style paragraphs (under 280 chars) with one relevant hashtag.</p>

‘Doomsday prepper’ Josh Duhamel reveals ‘calling’ that made him leave LA for Minnesota: ‘Get back to the basics’

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