Husband says it'd take over 1000 Ebola cases for him to bug out w/me...different opinion SO thread

I have a spot. Secluded . Ready to go. My husband was kind of democratic when I met him ( had an Obama magnet on his fridge and I wouldn't eat from it, he seemed to change his views after he met me although he claimed to be open minded politically, was clearly more leftist).I believe he's way more democratic than he let's on but whatever, not the point.

He's very much in denial about many things in this world in daily life and on a global scale. He pretends to be all in with conspiracy stuff, and acts like he enjoys hearing my theories and sharing GLP threads with him...but he's a social worker for mentally ill patients in crisis and I can't help feeling like he sometimes thinks I'm crazy.

I DO believe he believes in "bugging out," and I asked him how many people diagnosed officially with Ebola would it take for him to bug out to our spot. He danced around the question until I finally had to throw out some numbers (after showing him the math, ROI etc) and he said, "probably over 1000."

I know he loves his job, but IMO if over 1000 people are diagnosed with Ebola here, there won't BE a job. It's very frustrating. He has problems with change / adjustment and can't really see ahead in situations despite facts presented, and I think it's just a denial coping mechanism.

So
My questions are:

What kind of situation do YOU think we would be looking at if we had over 1000 diagnosed cases? What's your "sign" to bug out? Or in? Do any of you have spouses who don't seem to be on the same page as you with the potential Ebola threat, or conspiracy theories in general? Would love to hear advice as I'm a newlywed (1 year anniversary coming up) and it's not easy to feel crazy!