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The normalcy bias, unknown to most people, refers to the inclination for people to lessen the probability of possible threats or their dangerous repercussions. Consequently, the normalcy bias causes many people not to prepare for natural disasters, accidents, and world pandemics. In simple terms, it’s the ostrich effect; however, ostriches do not bury their heads […]
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Leave a Comment (I don’t mean to alarm people, but I do want to alert, awaken, and activate everyone. Most readers will roll over and mutter, “Don’t bother me”; however, some will listen and change their direction. If you awaken tomorrow morning and discover that a major U.S. city has been bombed and millions are dead with millions […]
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Leave a Comment (The normalcy bias is a mental condition individuals experience when facing a disaster. It causes people to become vulnerable to approaching danger as they underestimate both the possibility of a disaster and its potential dangerous impact. This often results in situations where people fail to prepare for a disaster and that failure can be catastrophic […]
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Leave a Comment (The U. S. economy is so dependent upon electricity that if a significant collapse of the grid takes place, caused by an Electro-Magnetic Pulse weapon dropped by the “peaceful” Muslims or a super solar storm it could result in “catastrophic civilian casualties” according to Congressman Trent Franks who authored the SHIELD Act. Therefore you should prepare […]
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Leave a Comment (An incredible statement appeared in USA Today concerning the Electro-Magnetic Pulse weapon that is a shocker: “The sky erupts. Cities darken, food spoils and homes fall silent. Civilization collapses.” Well, not the whole civilization since the destruction depends on the size of the bomb and how high in the atmosphere it explodes. In recent years […]
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