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Theory of Disaster 4, Scale Fit - Much of the physical world is not linear. Of many biases this is just an example. The degree of fit can be the difference between a good and bad decision. Should you fix an operation on it small scale or large scale? Can you extrapolate an effect?
Here is a classic example of a scaled-up disaster.
Clyde splashed
down in Middle
Tennessee!
It was great, he
had delivered.
Smacked his
smile all over from Lewisburg
to Lynchburg
Clyde meteor
marbled limestone.
Clyde hit so hard he cracked three smiling
faults
Verona, TN get
hot dog.
Clyde splashed
down in Middle
Tennessee!
It was great, he
had delivered.
Smacked his
smile all over from Lewisburg
to Lynchburg
Clyde meteor
marbled limestone.
Clyde hit so hard he cracked three smiling
faults
The size of the Castle Bravo test on March 1, 1954 far exceeded expectations, causing widespread radioactive contamination. The fallout spread traces of radioactive material as far as Australia, India, and Japan, and even to the United States and parts of Europe. It was organized as a secret test, but it quickly became an international incident, prompting calls for a ban on the atmospheric testing of thermonuclear devices.
Next issue Clyde and the Basin Buster take on the Crazy meteors of Canada or should we say "parts unknown."
Clyde comes in at a low angle from northeast to southwest.
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Collide Clyde can hit you with his iron fist at 30 miles per second and leave your face wondering what happened and your jaw missing!
Crossing pattern in slate in a creek west of Collinwood, TN.
Art theatre gallery - 27 omas
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