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I’m sick of all these lunatics in power

1983 was likely the closest we've ever come to a nuclear war, but like the cuban missle crisis it was a single soviet that stood in the way of catastrophe. Stanislav Petrov and Vasili Arkhipov look them up. You might put some faith back in mankind.

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They used floppy disks not because their behind with old technology but because they can't be hacked. !

I grew up during the Cold War in Fort Worth. I remember knowing that "something was up" every time the 7th Bomber Wing sat, and sat, and sat, keeping their engines warm. The whole city rumbled. Then, the entire wing would leave. All through the following couple of days, the B-52s would trickle back home to Carswell. That happened not a couple of times in my youth, but a couple of times a year during my growing up. The planes came and went as Air Force planes do, but when the entire Wing left at once, you always said a quick prayer, "Please let this be a practice alert." Then, you put it at the back of your mind and went on with life. A tribute to the Air Force kids I grew up with and their ability to keep secrets, it wasn't until we were grown that they told us some of their dads, during those alerts actually flew From Fort Worth to Guam, then to Vietnam with conventional bombs to Hanoi and back. Anyway, to all you "Gen what evers." Welcome to "Cold War mk. 2" Stop whinging and start living outside of X-Box because it's better to die while living than exist in a living death inside X-Box because once again America, you never know. Deal with it.

I've been lied to! This is 93 minutes, not 60!

We are running out of luck. Enjoy your life.

my grandpa helped design these systems in the 1960s he was a genius (literally) rocketscientist with a BS in Physics Engineering…Im proud everytime I see something like this - its literally amazing ✨🚀 how far he has taken us…he worked under von braun and later was in mensa. He always told me to be curious. He would also say to use common sense…

Somehow earlier this week I expected that 60 Minutes would feature a special on nuclear weapons this weekend.

1:11:35 “The probability is as close to 0 as you can get” That could theoretically mean a 99.99% chance of an error💀