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> go bags where are they planning to go? It's a common mistake to make up "go bags" but forget they're only supposed to last you the 24 hours that it takes to
by abstractbeliefs 9y ago
> go bags
where are they planning to go?
It's a common mistake to make up "go bags" but forget they're only supposed to last you the 24 hours that it takes to get to a new refuge should your home/wherever else you're in become unsafe. I'm not sure how that works on Hawai'i after a nuclear missile attack, so I'd love to know what the plan is for such an event for these individuals.
- klodolph 9y agoPlausible nuclear attack scenarios do not necessarily mean wiping the entire island off the map. Here is a fairly pessimistic scenario: http://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?&kt=15000&lat=21.3069444&lng=-157.8583333&airburst=0&hob_ft=0&ff=68&zm=10 http://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?&kt=15000&lat=21.3069444&... You can also choose "North Korean weapon tested in 2017" from the drop down menu, clear all effects, and click "Detonate". Also note the mountainous nature of Hawaiʻi.
- JumpCrisscross 9y ago> where are they planning to go? Shelter, basement...depends on your situation. I’m in New York and don’t have a go bag. I did look up our nearest shelter, though, and thought about what I’d grab (water, cat, knife, extra glasses, bacitracin, band-aids, battery + cable, nuts, kibble, phone, flashlight, duct tape and masks).
- abstractbeliefs 9y agoRight, and that's super reasonable! What a lot of people _do_ do however is make elaborate go bags but but then fail to prep their home, which is almost likely the best place to hunker down and stay.