2026-09-16
1 小时 1 分钟In this 14 grade typhoons, it was impossible for him to stand facing
the wind and the pressure was strong enough to visibly deform his face.
Am I the only person, but I feel this is a little bit off.
Yeah.
Why are they commercializing this?
But my opinion changed when I thought about the end goal.
They are still learning what to do in a flood scenario, what to do in a typhoon scenario, high wind scenario.
They're learning to, like we said before.
Take the stairs instead of the ramp discussion keeps the world turning.
This is round table.
Paying to get knocked around by fake hurricane winds.
Wading through a flooded garage that's dry on the other side.
Getting swept up in a man-made torrent.
It sounds like things that you would avoid.
Until you realize people are doing them to learn.
Across China, disaster simulation venues are turning fear into a classroom.
Because when the real storm hits, hesitation can kill.
And practice can mean the difference between hesitation and action.
But as extreme weather becomes more common, are we getting better prepared or just better at pretending we are?
After that, you'd think with AI chatbots and friends