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C'mon, worry harder...and buy lots of freeze dried stuff cuz ah, it's like food prozac...
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C'mon, worry harder...and buy lots of freeze dried stuff cuz ah, it's like food prozac...
I don't know, Man.
I just barely survived the Ice Age and Y2K.
Don't forget 2012 Mayan cataclysmic events.
My father was a Doctor, he always used to tell me, "Son, there are things far worse than death."
The only thing I can say about this is.No of course not planning on killing anyone, but ask anyone who survived a Killer Quake, especially subduction zone type. like Japan, whose death toll was 20k due to the quake and the resulting tsunami. That death toll is close to half the population of Lincoln City Oregon and the Cascadia quake will span 3 states and BC, so you can imagine the death toll being in at least the tens of thousands as the researchers point out, although I think that's a conservative figure since the tsunami would be miles wide, one thing for certain Seattle will not survive it with an estimated close to a million population how much of that population will be part of the overall death toll is hard to say , we can base what to inspect on the other subduction zone quakes like Sumatra estimated mag 9.1-9.3 and just how violent the quake was and just how many survived in the case of that quake the death toll was surprisingly lower it was the Myanmar tsunami that killed more people . So what's my point you are probably wondering, it pretty much comes down to odds of surviving, the closer you are to the coast the lower your odds are as the ground will become very unstable, massive landslides and the earth pretty much opening up, anyone who is interested can to go to OPBs Aftershock page enter their zip or address and you will be able to find out what to expect as far as intensity etc. If you live in the coastal mountains the intensity on a scale from 1-10 will be around a 10 , that's extremely intense, structural damage is imminent no matter what you live in except maybe a geo dome then there is is ground deformation and interruption of services is over a year easily including medical being around 3 or longer that's probably because every road from the coastal mountains to I-5 will be destroyed. So as for prepping IF you survive, one better have reliable ATVs a horse that is lucky enough to survive or a helicopter that's still is in tact or they are not going to be able to leave the area and will have to wait for rescuers for quite some time, my guess would be National Guard from either Idaho or SoCal or other states or airlifts not affected since most of the Pac NW guard will either be too busy with their own families and picking up the pieces in their own neighborhoods, any way you slice it will be massive chaos and destruction there is no debating that.Of course there are worse places to be like Yellowstone when it blows but that's another subject and we don't live in that region.
Now I'm curiousYeah, well, some folks enjoy 'worrying' so much, it's evolved into a sport/hobby...some of this tribe called themselves 'preppers' and think if the SHTF they'll manage when most others die, cuz freeze dried food will ward off all the bad joo-joo, it has the 'power' to save...honest, really, it's true...
with Yellowstone I was told the 'no time line is etched in MAGMA'....I think it's because no time line is etched in stone
hypothesis that works well enough for a lot of us I suspectIf she craps out first, well, denial of that possibility keeps me, to a degree, sane...