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Also not entirely sure it’s an “error” in the thinking. These things have costs and people generally weigh them. Living in Florida and California, people tend to do a good job being aware of the potential disaster scenarios.
tbf, I've never really been much of a prepper, even after being forced out of my home by Sandy — I *do* think something that may hit globally and produce shortages/panic behavior that you can't just drive away from is of particular concern
Certainly. I suppose a better way to word my point is: if you were the type to prep for earthquakes / fires you would’ve done that before now, and that not doing that now as you do virus prep isn’t necessarily an “error” in thinking
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