In fact, they can be downright fearless. Take the Y2K problem. Nobody in Protection, KS, seems concerned about it. Not that they need to be. The Y2K thing is an invisible problem that you can't fully appreciate until it happens.
People here think it's critical to back up data.
To have all your data stored in case of any Y2K problems is just an added bonus. It sounded like a great idea. Protection participated in a similar campaign in 1957, when The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis selected the town to be the first in the United States inoculated with the Salk polio vaccine. As the farmers, manufacturers and artisans of Protection implement computers into their operations, amazing things have happened. King noticed this at a recent town meeting.