my thoughts exactly . Brewmaster is a much better card for a lower rarity nontheless <| sep |> Hm , how about ~ 30 meters ? <| sep |> But ! But ! . the human eye can ' t see above 30 fps ! s <| sep |> And yeah tech is in a bubble , but there ' s been how many tech bubbles now ? In the past we ' ve rebounded fairly quickly from each one . That ' s still not a good thing . I ' d be more worried about the fact that home prices in many parts of CA didn ' t correct during the recession like they did elsewhere . When THAT bubble bursts , it ' s going to be super fucked up , but it might take an actual catastrophe like a 7 or higher on the Hayward Fault to do it . If the State invested in infrastructure , and I mean real infrastrucure , not billiondollar train projects that go way over budget and behind schedule , and have their scope cut way down , then this wouldn ' t be a threat . Of course , if any reservoirs were built , or desalination plants , the drought may not be an issue . Again , infrastructure problems . Not to mention the decommisioning of San Onofre , which has increased the State ' s carbon footprint . I ' m not saying it ' s not an improvement , but it takes a special kind of delusion for people to believe California is some model State just because it has some hyperprogressive areas inside of it . One major disaster could do some real damage , and it might not bounce back . That would be bad for both California itself , and for the rest of the nation , which relies on its economy to subsidize the Federal Government , and indirectly , other , less industrious States . A disaster could destroy old infrastructure , burst multiple bubbles , and make California nighunlivable . But the government moves at a glacial pace .