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Are you ok with them working when someone doesn’t want them to though?
by aplummer 4y ago
Are you ok with them working when someone doesn’t want them to though?
- labster 4y agoOnly if they’re on Russian military bases.
- geysersam 4y agoDo you need fusion plasma simulation to achieve that? Don't think so.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> Do you need fusion plasma simulation to achieve that? Don't think so. Would you prefer to know? Or go off a hunch?
- geysersam 4y agoI'll admit it's just a hunch telling me you don't actually need experiments on extremely high temperature plasma to prevent a reaction that never naturally takes place on earth. Intuitively, simply not building a bomb seems sufficient to prevent any accidental detonations. But I'm of course no expert.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> to prevent a reaction that never naturally takes place on earth The cores of these weapons are unlike any environment on Earth. Maintaining the stockpile without running simulations is negligent.
- DuskStar 4y agoNot building nukes guarantees a nuclear detonation will occur on earth, because The Other Side (TM) will use theirs on you.
- hutzlibu 4y agoThis is highly unlikely. An accident, where radiation leaks, maybe, but for a nuke to go off, everything has to work flawless.
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