Reply #79: Statistical

[Diclotican]

Statistical

It is true that after a nuclear war, not everything will die... But it will be the end as we "Know it" because after a nuclear war,everything we take for granted would be almost goon... Even if a small bomb was used to level a City, that means possible millions killed, or maimed or at least hurt to a serting degree.. In the "red zone" where the blast would be, there almost nothing Will survive for sure, and even longer out, the damage from the blast, and heat would be horrible.. But of course, it depend of the nuclear head and how big it was.. A large bomb, more damage...

And it is not just to rebuild what is destroyed either.. Most country in the world are not that large as Russia China or US. Most country in Europe is small enough to travel in a days notice, or maybe two if you is sticky about it.. Even Germany and Poland can be crossed in a day, if you drive the highway all the way...And start early.. Even a small nuclear weapon would have a impact on people that we might not know about before it happened.. And for the living a nuclear blast even a "small one" would be something bigger than life...

Nuclear weapon is the devil in a bottle.. Many country have the knowledge to build that.. but as today no country after 1945 have taken the devil out of his bottle.. But if one country try to take the devil out... Then everything we have worked for the last 6000 year is possible down the tube... Hopefully, we will if not eradicate all nuclear weapon got it under some control. SO that the devil would be in the bottle, or is that to mutch to hope for?..

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