Reading the article I wasn't as intrigued as i was with the other ones, but one aspect did catch my eye. In the article there’s a quote that says be afraid but do not panic, which baffled me because in an event where you’re about to die, how can you not panic. It’s so surreal how back then that was something everyone prepared for. In reality theres no true planning an event thats so disastrous. It brung me back to how they literally had drills to prepare students on what to do if they had an attack. The way we have simple fire drills is the way they had nuclear drills which is completely terrifying.