> While it’s just a metaphor, the decision to move the clock’s hands closer to midnight reflects real-world risks. To have studies and experts is not enough to

> While it’s just a metaphor, the decision to move the clock’s hands closer to midnight reflects real-world risks. To have studies and experts is not enough to communicate the world situation. This seems a very visual and pedagogic way of representing the risks that the world is facing. And to be fair, Russia has said numerous times that they are willing to use atomic bombs to fulfill the annexation of new territories, even if it were a bluff things can go wrong easily with this kind of rhetoric.