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If you're warned of an imminent nuclear attack, be sure to move towards the expected epicenter of the blast. You'll want to be vaporized rather than cooked aliv
by titzer 5y ago
If you're warned of an imminent nuclear attack, be sure to move towards the expected epicenter of the blast. You'll want to be vaporized rather than cooked alive or suffer fatal radiation sickness (over the period of days or weeks). You'll want to be spared the horror of watching others die and society quickly unravel. You'll want to avoid being a burden on the non-existent safety net that won't survive.
Watch "The Day After". It's probably the most realistic depiction of a post-apocalyptic situation to date. (It's not dramatic and cool, or cinematic--long, boring, and flat out horrifying.)
- znkynz 5y agoIt it is absolutely not- sugar coated bullshit. You need to watch "Threads" - a British production from the 80s. Terrifying: https://archive.org/details/threads_201712 https://archive.org/details/threads_201712
- pbourke 5y agoBecause I am apparently a masochist, I watched Threads for the first time in the week leading up the the war. It lives up to its billing.
- Sosh101 5y agoI'm not sure advocating suicide is the best advice.
- ihumanable 5y agoFor a large area around a nuclear blast you'll be dead anyways. It's just choosing to minimize suffering on the way out.
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