 If I were there, the chief movement would be me getting out. Getting out? I would not live on the Hayward. That's ridiculous. It moved at least three feet in 1836 and 1868, and it hasn't moved except by slow creep ever since. I mean, sudden movements with close to seven magnitude earthquakes. You do not want to have even a steel house on top of such a fault. Mother Earth doesn't respect our earthquake-proof structures. Mm-hmm.