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> Shelter and place orders are another funny one. I have a lot of fond memories ignoring shelter in place orders hiking and camping in the wilderness during cov

• s1artibartfast 3y ago
  I see. the same holds true. If you have prior knowledge that your house is structurally unsound and your neighbor has a bomb proof house, you should probably use common sense and stay with your neighbors instead. Im not saying never follow orders, just that by definition universal orders aren't best for everyone in every situation. Common sense goes a long way towards contextualizing them and their usefulness.
• phpisthebest 3y ago
  I think you have confused ignoring the government orders with "doing the opposite of what the government says" For example at different times I have went to my basement during while the tornado sirens where going off, and other times I have stood outside looking at the clouds... Why because I took the governments recommendation, added my own information from various weather sources, radar, and decades of experience and formulated my personal risk at that moment
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