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mythbuster1
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“It appears” according to whom? In a full-scale nuclear war, any weapons not immediately deployable would be destroyed in the initial exchange. Today’s nukes aren’t as powerful as the ones at the height of the Cold War, with militaries preferring accuracy to raw firepower. Both sides have counter-force doctrines, focusing the bulk of the firepower on military targets. Radiation doesn’t have the capacity to kill as many people as you suggest. On what basis do you come to your conclusions? I am a nuclear engineer, and I had to plan a civil defense scenario in order to graduate.