Living in the blast zone
Living and working in downtown Washington, D.C., is a special experience. It’s monumental, it’s urban (in a good way) and it’s social. But still, there is the nagging concern that — however small the chance of it actually happening — I live in the blast zone for a nuclear attack on the nation’s capital.
Thankfully, Wired has provided a Wiki page on how to “Suvive a Nuclear Blast.” Sadly, it didn’t tell me anything I didn’t already know. But it is somewhat reassuring that I’m not alone in worrying about this possibility. Right?