/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11680690
just imagine the fucking fire and flames all those engines would spit out, and the roaring sound would shatter entire cities

>>11440643

How do we game theoretically solve the issue of nuclear deterrence?

All it takes is ONE mentally ill person, or one sane person who has a psychotic break, and millions of people are dead, potentially in the case of the US and Russian arsenals, billions of people.

This is madness, this is insane beyond measure, I'm typing this on an anonymous online image board but this is the most serious issue that exists in the entire Earth right now, and people will respond think I'm exaggerating, but this alone is more important than any scientific progress, and mathematical genius - everything can be wiped out in an instant

Science itself quite literally caused this issue. It's TOO effective. How do we solve it. Is it just impossible to solve it? This problem will only get worse as more and more advanced technology is discovered

What's the next thing? Back then it was nuclear power, what are we going to find next? Some sort of quantum gravity distortion bombs or some weird ass shit? Science fiction now, but old news of the future.

Is this a political issue, or a scientific issue? Do you think scientists in general need to start taking political stances regarding the dissemination of this type of information?