Write a Paragraph on weapons must not be destroyed to save mankind
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Of humanity’s many notable achievements since the end of World War II, perhaps the greatest is simply that we haven’t yet destroyed ourselves.
In the past 70 years, we have sent men to the moon, eradicated small pox, and created the modern information technology revolution. But at the same time, we have built ever more powerful killing machines, created biological agents of warfare, refused to take action on a warming planet, starting playing god with other organisms, and learned how to use software to cause physical damage. It is a small miracle we’re still here to appreciate our advancements.
For seven decades, one publication has been dedicated to watching these threats—and warning of their consequences. Established in 1945 as the world entered the nuclear age, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists was founded as a forum for public debate on the dangers of nuclear technology, by scientists who worked on the Manhattan Project.
Nuclear weapons must be eradicated for all our sakes
No nation should own nuclear arms – not Iran, not North Korea, and not their critics who take the moral high ground
The Cold War may be over, but we're not out of the nuclear woods just quite yet. In fact, the worst is likely still to come. The most frightening aspect of nuclear weapons, aside from their awesome power, is that it's old technology. The Bomb was developed back in the 1940s for goodness sakes — and it's no small miracle that proliferation hasn't been worse. It'll only be a matter of time before nation states hell bent on becoming nuclear capable will do so (Iran and North Korea being the best current examples). Part of the problem is that we live in the information age where the blueprints for these things are readily available for anyone who wants them — including non-state actors.
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In the past 70 years, we have sent men to the moon, eradicated small pox, and created the modern information technology revolution. But at the same time, we have built ever more powerful killing machines, created biological agents of warfare, refused to take action on a warming planet, starting playing god with other organisms, and learned how to use software to cause physical damage. It is a small miracle we’re still here to appreciate our advancements.
For seven decades, one publication has been dedicated to watching these threats—and warning of their consequences. Established in 1945 as the world entered the nuclear age, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists was founded as a forum for public debate on the dangers of nuclear technology, by scientists who worked on the Manhattan Project.
Nuclear weapons must be eradicated for all our sakes
No nation should own nuclear arms – not Iran, not North Korea, and not their critics who take the moral high ground
The Cold War may be over, but we're not out of the nuclear woods just quite yet. In fact, the worst is likely still to come. The most frightening aspect of nuclear weapons, aside from their awesome power, is that it's old technology. The Bomb was developed back in the 1940s for goodness sakes — and it's no small miracle that proliferation hasn't been worse. It'll only be a matter of time before nation states hell bent on becoming nuclear capable will do so (Iran and North Korea being the best current examples). Part of the problem is that we live in the information age where the blueprints for these things are readily available for anyone who wants them — including non-state actors.
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