Food for Thought

Today, 7 million Southern Californians will be participating in a simulated earthquake. Some time in the AM, average employees and school's staff and students will be pretending a 7.0 earthquake just happened. Some will pretend to be injured, so the search and rescue teams can run into "real" situations.

I ask you, with thought being creative, with "What you focus on expands", is it wise to have 7 million people all focusing on an earthquake simultaneously?