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I didn't say that. I said the average person would be too disconnected from the topic to to fear it, most likely because they wouldn't be able to intellectually

by PakG1 16y ago

I didn't say that. I said the average person would be too disconnected from the topic to to fear it, most likely because they wouldn't be able to intellectually consider it. I did say that it would take a Chernobyl-level incident to wake people up, and if we ever get that, it would cause things to swing to the opposite side from indifference to paranoia (if it were to happen).

loewenskind 16y ago
One plane getting hacked and crashing into something will be enough to create a wave of panic like never seen before. Look what a few planes hitting a few buildings did when you could see the perpetrators. Now imagine what happens when you can't.