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RiverNoord

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30. War is inherently insensible.
Sat Jan 24, 2015, 11:30 PM
Jan 2015

And yes, you nailed my perspective exactly. Hell, it may be that, in 20 years, 3D printers will be able to rapidly transform a small amount of sufficiently enriched uranium or plutonium into a deployable nuclear weapon.

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Say goodnight, Gracie Kennah Jan 2015 #1
Goodnight, Gracie. bananas Jan 2015 #3
Good night, Georgia marym625 Jan 2015 #4
CNN: Doomsday Clock moved closer to midnight bananas Jan 2015 #2
The doomsday machine. iandhr Jan 2015 #5
"The Doomsday Machine" BumRushDaShow Jan 2015 #16
Two minutes to midnight... flying rabbit Jan 2015 #6
KnR-nt Anansi1171 Jan 2015 #7
I am unaware of the history behind this. F4lconF16 Jan 2015 #8
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists is an important anti-nuke organization. longship Jan 2015 #10
It's very serious. bananas Jan 2015 #17
Seems the focus is now more on climate and other global chaos versus nukes BumRushDaShow Jan 2015 #9
The probability of nuclear conflict increases substantially as RiverNoord Jan 2015 #11
The use of nukes would not make sense for the argument you make BumRushDaShow Jan 2015 #14
I think RiverNoord means to say these things increase the chances of conflict, tclambert Jan 2015 #22
I agree that there will be conflict BumRushDaShow Jan 2015 #24
War is inherently insensible. RiverNoord Jan 2015 #30
Israel ? How would Israel . .. PosterChild Jan 2015 #19
First, Israel is a small coastal nation, and very much at risk from the encroachment of the RiverNoord Jan 2015 #28
Those other technologies are finally catching up to nuclear weapons as a risk bananas Jan 2015 #13
See my post #11 BumRushDaShow Jan 2015 #15
All it takes in a single offensive deployment of a nuclear weapon RiverNoord Jan 2015 #29
+1. The organizational imperative ... PosterChild Jan 2015 #18
The clock has been close to midnight since it's inception NobodyHere Jan 2015 #12
That means ... PosterChild Jan 2015 #20
How do we know that it isn't just almost lunchtime? underpants Jan 2015 #21
So where will they set it if Putin starts invading NATO countries? Nye Bevan Jan 2015 #23
The old Soviet Union built some massive bunkers. gordianot Jan 2015 #27
"Mr. President, we must not allow a mineshaft gap!" Adenoid_Hynkel Jan 2015 #33
Maybe the Morlock will visit favor on the Eloi. gordianot Jan 2015 #35
Unchecked climate change Stephen Retired Jan 2015 #25
They left out the biggest threat Politicalboi Jan 2015 #26
I think it might be running a little slow. olddad56 Jan 2015 #31
hit the snooze @ 1:00 Fred Drum Jan 2015 #32
Disagree completely Reter Jan 2015 #34
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