October 3rd, 2023, 2:15 p.m. eastern time, the United States: A chilling message echoed across the serene landscapes of Hawaii, specifically on the island of Maui. Radios buzzed with an emergency broadcast, urging residents to stock up on 14 days of food and water. Now, why would such a specific duration be emphasized? The answer is unsettling.
For those who’ve delved into the grim realities of nuclear warfare, the significance of a 14-day supply is all too clear. This is approximately the time it takes for radiation from nuclear fallout to subside. While some areas, due to factors like fallout runoff or being hit harder by surface-burst warheads, might remain hazardous, two weeks is the general benchmark for those aiming to survive the aftermath of a nuclear catastrophe.
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