It shows it pays to affix the top of your book cabinets to the wall in earthquaky areas.
This simulator must simulate a room on top of a very tall building... the phase frequency of the quake simulator is a lot lower than on the famous 1995 footage:
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"Doing engineering calculations with the imperial system is like wiping your ass with acorns, it works, but it's painful and stupid."
A typical Japanese office is a fuckin death trap with the notoriously mile-high stacked cabinets full of paper documents from around the end of World War II period. I guess they still keep them for "auditing and accounting purposes."
9/11 Terror Attack: Survived. 3/11 Earthquake: Survived.
With the exception of the offices of the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare. They found a way to clandestinely clear out piles of overstacked and overflowing shelves. By 'misplacing' those pension records, they've ensured the safety of their bureaucrats!
•I prefer liberty with danger to peace with slavery.•