Indeed, the order of the story is interesting: Starts with the trees that are all the same age in a given place at an 8-months precision, continues with Indian

Indeed, the order of the story is interesting: Starts with the trees that are all the same age in a given place at an 8-months precision, continues with Indian stories related to an event at 50-year precision, and confirmed by Japanese record tracking at a few minutes precision... And the story continues with the primary earthquake, followed by all secondary events, each increasing in exponential damage. It's a great, relatable report of the state of knowledge. But I can't represent myself the map or extent of this damage. Do we expect 5m people to die in Seatle and Vancouver, or are we expecting rather 100m people to die from Los Angeles to Alaska, and another 1m in Japan?