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Brian
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No policies in human history have more deserved to be recognized
as immoral. Or insane. Whether Americans, Russians, and other humans can rise to the challenge of reversing these policies and eliminating the danger of near-term extinction caused by their own inventions and proclivities remains to be seen.
— Oct 09, 2026 01:40PM
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as immoral. Or insane. Whether Americans, Russians, and other humans can rise to the challenge of reversing these policies and eliminating the danger of near-term extinction caused by their own inventions and proclivities remains to be seen.
Alex
is on page 250 of 387
unfortunately the history of how bombing cities became relevant to war is a bit more interesting than some of the semantics in his RAND days
i have. equally as unfortunately. given myself an anxiety attack reading this though.
it's 10:24 pm
— Aug 18, 2026 08:24PM
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i have. equally as unfortunately. given myself an anxiety attack reading this though.
it's 10:24 pm
Alex
is on page 178 of 387
all respect intended this is one of those books that is incredibly dry but i want his perspective in my mind palace. i want the history in my database
— Aug 09, 2026 08:00PM
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Alex
is starting
slightly nervous about starting this book at 9 pm
but also for my weird obsessive record keeping purposes there's no way i added this in 2025 when I've had this on my shelf since at Least early 2022
— Jul 28, 2026 07:19PM
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but also for my weird obsessive record keeping purposes there's no way i added this in 2025 when I've had this on my shelf since at Least early 2022









