You nailed it Paul. I remember the fear of nuclear war as a kid like it was yesterday (I’m 56). It’s a good reminder of how resilient we can be and how the little aggravations in life don’t really mean shit.
Sure, we did drills in elementary school where we went under our desks so that we would be OK if a nuclear bomb landed in our midst. Eventually we learned this was silly. Then, we want on to create a world where elementary school students now do active shooter drills instead. In their case, the realness and importance of these drills is as serious as death. I think we can forgive them if they have forgotten the stuff we worried about.
You nailed it Paul. I remember the fear of nuclear war as a kid like it was yesterday (I’m 56). It’s a good reminder of how resilient we can be and how the little aggravations in life don’t really mean shit.
thanks, Mike. Enjoy the Xanax!
Sure, we did drills in elementary school where we went under our desks so that we would be OK if a nuclear bomb landed in our midst. Eventually we learned this was silly. Then, we want on to create a world where elementary school students now do active shooter drills instead. In their case, the realness and importance of these drills is as serious as death. I think we can forgive them if they have forgotten the stuff we worried about.