@LinusEkenstam: You can simulate a nuke anywhere in your browser... 🤯 This is why we do NOT want an all out global thermonuclear war s…
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A browser-based nuclear explosion simulation tool is shared to emphasize the catastrophic risks of global thermonuclear war and promote educational use for risk mitigation.
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You can simulate a nuke anywhere in your browser… 🤯
This is why we do NOT want an all out global thermonuclear war since it will lead to (MAD)
This should be taught in schools everywhere so we can mitigate the risks from an early age.
Link to simulation tool below 👇 https://t.co/Pz9nMNxPdx
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