Saturday, September 1, 2012

September's Silly Disaster

Okay, I'll soon be into the home stretch.  After this month, I have only the last quarter to deal with--three more silly disasters to round out 2012's collection.

Am I running out of ideas, getting desperate, piggybacking off earlier stuff?  Oh, yeah.  That's old news--it happened months ago.  Here, I'm using something similar to July's idea, with a slightly different twist.

Here's my inspiration:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2095571/Natural-tilts-earths-axis-alter-temperature-cause-ice-ages-says-Harvard-scientist.html

And here's the prompt:

The earth's tilt is changing .  Not only is it causing deglaciation, but a lot of other problems.  This is a true disaster, with no hope of saving the majority.  Your hero has to make a decision over who can be saved, and where that can best be accomplished.

Unlike a certain disaster movie, our hero realizes that, if his goal is to preserve humanity, concentrating his efforts on saving a bunch of old men is probably not his best option.  And in practice, that means he can't count on the support of the politicians.

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