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Why ALL the houses dissapeared in ashes but trees are still there? You don't make brick houses?
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"Whats the difference? The speed of technological advancement isn't nearly as important as short term quarterly gains." - Quark, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine [S4E7].
Yes... severe storms and tornadoes are unfortunately a factor where I live. I've seen neighborhoods here that look just as ruined as the one in the photo, sans ashes... and of course most of the new construction is lumber frame. I even saw a 4 story apartment building go up last year, all lumber. Seemed wild to me. One of the many ill effects of housing being considered a commodity instead of essential to human life, I guess.