> A nuclear catastrophe, statistically, poses a much lower risk to my well being than tornado season. The probability may be lower. But the consequences are wa

> A nuclear catastrophe, statistically, poses a much lower risk to my well being than tornado season. The probability may be lower. But the consequences are way, way, way, way, way bigger.(I am assuming nuclear catastrophe means nuclear war.) From a personal point of view. A heart attack or cancer it is much bigger risk. You die and the world ends for you. But from the point of view of humanity. A nuclear war it is a much higher risk, since it would jeopardize our future.