A Hypothetical (Another AI Post)

[Lifestyle66]

Tens of millions of people willingly live in fire zones in Southern California. They pay extra to do so. Many of them even stay there after fires destroy their neighborhoods; they rebuild, knowing it'll only be a matter of time before they burn again. They do this for the same reasons folks live anywhere: they've decided that the benefits outweigh the costs. People do this all over the world: in Siberia, in Tornado Alley, in earthquake fault zones, in tsunami areas, along floodplains...

Very demonstrably, not everyone is like you.

Not everyone is like me,

And I can live with that.

Choosing to move to a potential disaster area (as this portion of the thread suggested) reminds me of the song by the Alan Parson's Project: "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You."

They may not want to be like me, just as I wouldn't want to be like them.