“When you plan, you want to plan for the worst-case, not for the average or best-case,” said @nataliexdean. Um, the worst plausible case; not the worst extremely unlikely possibility case based on “models” that totally ignore what is happening on the ground! When you go on a 2
day vacation do you plan for the worst? Like: Pack 12 sets of cloths in 3 suitcases; each case gets 4 sets. One is placed in a storage a mile from the hotel; the other stays in the car, the third comes up. Why? Well rather be safe than sorry. I mean, the hotel can burn down;
so can the vehicle. Then in midst of this blaze a tornado hits; roads get blocked for days so you need to walk a mile to the storage but you made only 3 copies of your ID and you had only two key copies of the storage; placed in seperate places. All are lost! @nataliexdean
