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believe you me
Topic: Miscellaneous 5:51 am EDT, Oct 30, 2015

CBS LA:

If scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena are correct, a moderately-sized earthquake is expected within the next two-and-a-half years.

Their [simulation] results produced a shocking 99-percent chance of a magnitude 5.0 or greater in Los Angeles within three years.

Timothy Egan:

Life is full of risk. [And] the fear-industrial complex continues to dominate national priorities.

Roach:

When people say 'Roach, I can't believe you're a prepper', I reply with, 'I can't believe you aren't'. It's important we don't underestimate how quickly things could turn sour.

Former FBI assistant director Thomas Fuentes:

Keep Fear Alive. Keep it alive.

Diego Gambetta:

We need to consider two questions about the rationality of this mindset: the first concerns the process of arriving at it; the second concerns the consequences of adopting it.

Brittany Bronson:

The only way to reason with an illusion is to stop believing it.



 
 
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