what's rough about the nuclear semiotics thing is, just imagine if an ancient civilization were able to successfully convey with perfect clarity that a certain place was where they buried the most terrifying, fucked up shit imaginable, that place would have been just swarming with 19th century british explorers, or 21st century youtubers, etc.
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in reply to @kukkurovaca's post:
no long-term nuclear warning message survives contact with the enemy that is the potent blend of hubris and curiosity we all contain. like if i as the head of a 30th century archaeology team found massive forboding constructed structures with clear enough messaging that i understand that there is a danger beneath, would i REALLY pass up the chance to poke my nose into the Danger Zone??
i mean. i think i would. i get very skittish about being imperiled. but SOMEONE wouldn't