Chicago-based artist Martyl Langsdorf designed the clock in the wake of World War II, working with her husband Alexander Langsdorff, a Manhattan Project physicist, and other researchers who helped get the fledglingoff the ground. The Doomsday Clock’s experts have the unenviable job of identifying and weighing potential apocalypses, as well as our progress as a society—or lack of it—in avoiding them.
“The nuclear threat has not gone away in any shape or form,” says John Mecklin, editor in chief of the. “Use of any significant number of those nuclear weapons would alter civilization in a terrible way. Whether through accident, miscalculation, or terrorist use, the likelihood that there will be nuclear explosions is high enough that our board considers it extremely worrying.”
In 2016, US president Barack Obama began a $1 trillion nuclear modernization program, which appears to have had the effect of encouraging rivals like Russia and China to build up their own arsenals. His successor, Donald Trump, added so-called “low-yield” nukes to the mix, weapons that can be launched from submarines and have nearly the explosive power of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima. Between them, Trump and George W. Bush withdrew the US from all but one arms control treaty with Russia.
Since it measures the threat of human existence, the beings wired have no worries.
Really? I think it’s becoming less meaningful every year.
2 Minutes to Midnight
It took a lickin', but the Doomsday Clock just kept on tickin'.....
Narrator: No one thinks that.
Or away? Trying to build suspense when the headlines scream Russia x Ukraine everyday! 😂
Fires break out, and later newness is formed. Water is the governing body. We are mostly water, and a sperm swims, a baby is born in water. One thing is for sure, that as seasons come and go on schedule. So do floods, and ice ages. We could be heading into 1,000 years of peace🕊
We need a total reboot on earth 🤷🏻♂️
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