Currently nobody depends on me, i depend on others.
Darwin is gonna kick my ass if the bomb doesn't :( .
Survival means a lot to insects and bacteria and what have you, but that is because they are as dumb as a rock.
Intelligence compels you to survive with purpose and meaning without suffering, nature compels you to survive no matter what, for no reason, no end goal and nature does not care if you suffer.
I'll concede that everyones mileage may vary on this subject.
Too bad you don't have the will to survive. You've not only made that decision for yourself, but for anyone who may have to depend upon you, such as a spouse or children. Oh, well, more supplies to go around for those willing to survive.
Surviving an isolated incident of one nuclear blast will be in general no problem for
anyone outside 5 miles.
Surviving a global nuclear war however is a different thing entirely because the biggest threat after the bombs is other people and the lack of cohesive society, with everyone being a hunter gatherer.
Trying to pull your own teeth, get an appendix removed without pain relief will become the norm for most.
good luck with that, ill stick with potasium cyanide myself.
@rodhatte yes sure, if you're within that blast radius. But the explosion from a nuke doesnt stop there. The radioactive material/dust will travel several miles. And so people who didnt die from the explosion will still be affected by its aftermath, thats where this video comes in.
More people die from fallout from the nuclear explosion than in the blast itself. The radioactive debris is carried in the air down wind. Good news is the radioactivity becomes less and less as time goes by. Hence why people talk about fallout shelters. A nuclear attack is completly survivable if you are not in close enough vicinity to be vaporized.
The fact is, nobody would die from radiation from a 'dirty bomb' - Its a well-know fact that the radiation level is so low there would be no ill effects from it, hence its not really a good weapon. Please stop spreading neocon terrorist propaganda.
How can you even begin to compare a dirty bomb with a nuke? Find a house with intact windows? "If you were near the explosion, remove your outer layer of clothing..." -What clothing? Wouldn't it have burned up, if it was a nuke?
I'm rating this 3 stars... for entertainment value.
@SilentHunter658
Currently nobody depends on me, i depend on others.
Darwin is gonna kick my ass if the bomb doesn't :( .
Survival means a lot to insects and bacteria and what have you, but that is because they are as dumb as a rock.
Intelligence compels you to survive with purpose and meaning without suffering, nature compels you to survive no matter what, for no reason, no end goal and nature does not care if you suffer.
I'll concede that everyones mileage may vary on this subject.
MDEMONIC689 3 months ago
@MDEMONIC689
Too bad you don't have the will to survive. You've not only made that decision for yourself, but for anyone who may have to depend upon you, such as a spouse or children. Oh, well, more supplies to go around for those willing to survive.
SilentHunter658 3 months ago
Surviving an isolated incident of one nuclear blast will be in general no problem for
anyone outside 5 miles.
Surviving a global nuclear war however is a different thing entirely because the biggest threat after the bombs is other people and the lack of cohesive society, with everyone being a hunter gatherer.
Trying to pull your own teeth, get an appendix removed without pain relief will become the norm for most.
good luck with that, ill stick with potasium cyanide myself.
MDEMONIC689 6 months ago
Awesome parody of Duck & Cover. I like how she repeats practically all of the same points word for word. :D
jasonm7280 9 months ago
In the event of a nuclear flash : 1. sit down, 2. bend over, 3. put your head between your knees, 4. kiss your arse goodbye.
ChorltonBrook 10 months ago
@rodhatte yes sure, if you're within that blast radius. But the explosion from a nuke doesnt stop there. The radioactive material/dust will travel several miles. And so people who didnt die from the explosion will still be affected by its aftermath, thats where this video comes in.
Blackmetalstudios 1 year ago
kuidotcom has a loy of info about preparing and recommended this video.
pennyann333 2 years ago
More people die from fallout from the nuclear explosion than in the blast itself. The radioactive debris is carried in the air down wind. Good news is the radioactivity becomes less and less as time goes by. Hence why people talk about fallout shelters. A nuclear attack is completly survivable if you are not in close enough vicinity to be vaporized.
ducky923 2 years ago
The fact is, nobody would die from radiation from a 'dirty bomb' - Its a well-know fact that the radiation level is so low there would be no ill effects from it, hence its not really a good weapon. Please stop spreading neocon terrorist propaganda.
GOPSpinMachineInOD 2 years ago
Was this for real?
How can you even begin to compare a dirty bomb with a nuke? Find a house with intact windows? "If you were near the explosion, remove your outer layer of clothing..." -What clothing? Wouldn't it have burned up, if it was a nuke?
I'm rating this 3 stars... for entertainment value.
rodhatte 2 years ago