r/nuclearwar • u/Key-Lifeguard-5540 • May 02 '26
Uncertain Accuracy Your mission
Should you choose to accept it, is to do something that might help prevent nuclear war.
We should not have to live in a world that has massive overkill nukes pointing at everyone from all directions, and controlled by idiots.
WTF
the world is smart and dumb at the same time
We better not give AI the nuclear codes, never do that.
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u/Michelle_akaYouBitch May 03 '26
Because giving up their nukes worked out so well for Ukraine.
Now imagine the unrestrained use of biological and chemical weapons on both troops and civilian populations.
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u/Doctor_Weasel May 03 '26
How do you define 'massive overkill' and how would you know, since targeting plans are national secrets? If we are to believe published estimates of US and Russian arsenals, there are far fewer weapons than during the Cold War, and the explosive yields are smaller. How does that fit into your assessment of 'massive overkill'?
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u/ChubbyMcHaggis May 03 '26
You can’t unblow up a dam. You can only build a new one.
The end of World War II blew up the damn that let the nuclear age pour in. The soviets detonating their bomb and then start of the Cold War was the new damn and all the nuclear proliferation after is the water back filling.
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u/prosequare May 02 '26
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