Does it not seem incredible that we are no further from nuclear war now than we were 60 years ago? Maybe even closer. All the studies, all the simulations, all the diplomatic work, and here we are.
We know what we risk, for God’s sake! On behalf of my species I really have to offer an apology to the Universe.
Tony Smith
Snohomish
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