See, @anon61221983, there is a path to fame and riches for a historian!‡
‡(Ongoing possession of your own soul in this and any possible afterlife not included.)
See, @anon61221983, there is a path to fame and riches for a historian!‡
‡(Ongoing possession of your own soul in this and any possible afterlife not included.)
The post itself is a nice little history lesson, but also provides good quotes and links to learn more:
I almost missed that the HOLLYWOOD sign turned 100 this year.
https://www.hollywoodsign.org/history
“The President says, ‘George, I’m sorry but tens of millions must die,’” Fisher wrote. The plan was published in a 1981 edition of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Titled simply “Preventing nuclear war,” most of the text was spent reiterating the familiar maxim that nobody wins a nuclear war. But near the end, Fisher revealed that he thought of the plan while working on an early arms control proposal.
But would that have stopped Nixon?
LOL, no. And he would have done it with his bare hands, too.
Fucking Nixon & Kissinger.