Sorry, that was a bit obscure. What I meant was that a lot of people got prepared for Y2K -- they were all afraid that banks would stop working, that computers would lose all track of you, that phones would stop, etc. As a result, they actually did things to be prepared. Kind of ironic that a non-emergency situation gets people to prepare, but a real situation doesn't get people motivated to prepare.
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