Posted on Jan 25, 2019
Listen Now: 8 Days, 2 H-Bombs, And 1 Team That Stopped A Catastrophe
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I can't believe that the clock by the Federation of concerned scientists is still a 2 Minutes to Midnight when it should have been at one minute to midnight when those two atomic bombs were dropped in the cornfield or during the Cuban Missile Crisis when it should have been at 10 seconds to midnight. It would have destroyed the Eastern United States and could have possibly started World War 3. Judgement day almost happened by accident.
I can't believe that the clock by the Federation of concerned scientists is still a 2 Minutes to Midnight when it should have been at one minute to midnight when those two atomic bombs were dropped in the cornfield or during the Cuban Missile Crisis when it should have been at 10 seconds to midnight. It would have destroyed the Eastern United States and could have possibly started World War 3. Judgement day almost happened by accident.
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Listen Now: 8 Days, 2 H-Bombs, And 1 Team That Stopped A Catastrophe
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Listen Now: 8 Days, 2 H-Bombs, And 1 Team That Stopped A Catastrophe
Storycorps on NPR One | 3:40
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Great share, but if this scares you don't look up the accident in Spain.
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I am not scared, John, I know accidents happen. I've heard about the accident in Spain.
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LTC (Join to see) Its a classic teaching example on redundant safeguards.
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