Robert Morpheal wrote:
> You were in the middle of the tunnel with two trains, about to collide,
> head on, where you were standing. That is a perfect analogy for many
> situations in real life, as it is lived today. You could go in either
> direction, but damned if you do and damned if you don't.
Running off to the side and towards the closer of the two will allow you
to put maximum distance between the main collision and those unlucky
enough to think lying down will somehow prevent the locomotives from
being pressed nose-downwards on top of them by the trailing cars, as
anyone who's seen an Amtrak wreck will readily testify.
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