[ SECRET POST #6758 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6758 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Don't build structures in dry creek beds if you don't want mass deaths.

[(Anonymous)]

Don't build cities in swamps if you don't want mass deaths.

[(Anonymous)]

Don't cut jobs that are critical for predicting weather events if you don't want mass deaths.

Also, don't be a greedy ass billionaire contributing to climate change if you don't want an increase in horrific weather events that cause mass deaths.

And don't be a simpleton who thinks there's a safe place in the world that doesn't have its own weather risk. There are no safe places anymore. You can thank billionaires and corporations for that.

[paperghost]

Yep.

[(Anonymous)]

There has never been a safe place in the world without some form of weather risk. That's a lie we've told ourselves to get out of having to face the fact that we cannot actually control nature, or many aspects of our lives more generally.

But despite that, there are better and worse choices we can make when it comes to dealing with that risk. Building a summer camp in an area called Flash Flood Alley, where floods can happen so quickly that sometimes even a fully-funded NWS can't alert people in time, falls in the "worse" category.

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Nayrt

There has never been a safe place in the world without some form of weather risk.

That's so true. I live in an area that never floods. My house was flooded by a hurricane that hit Houston, despite the fact that I live over 1000 miles away.