> The flammability of your average US suburb has to rank somewhere near 1944 Tokyo. Funfact: in large parts of Central Europe (ex austrohungary), wooden homes

> The flammability of your average US suburb has to rank somewhere near 1944 Tokyo. Funfact: in large parts of Central Europe (ex austrohungary), wooden homes were banned after a series of large fires in the 1800’s. Brick was considered to give people a better chance. Although it turns out that’s really bad for earthquakes …