How the world learned to love the bomb

#nuclear weapons #deterrence #global security #Cold War #arms race

The article explores the historical shift in global attitudes towards nuclear weapons, from fear to acceptance.
It examines the role of deterrence theory in normalizing nuclear arsenals as tools of security.
The piece discusses how cultural and political narratives have shaped public perception of nuclear capabilities.
It highlights the paradox of nuclear weapons being both a threat and a perceived necessity for peace.

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Nuclear Deterrence, Public Perception

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