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  "publishedAt": "2026-04-26T16:07:39.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "quasi-normalcy",
    "sistersorrow",
    "earhartsease",
    "transhuman-priestess"
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  "textContent": "quasi-normalcy:\n\n> sistersorrow:\n>\n>> quasi-normalcy:\n>>\n>>> earhartsease:\n>>>\n>>>> transhuman-priestess:\n>>>>\n>>>>> quasi-normalcy:\n>>>>>\n>>>>>> I’ve heard lots of people in Canada talking about how we should have a nuclear deterrent given Trump’s belligerence; apparently people in the Nordic countries are thinking about the same. I’m sure there are a lot of people in Ukraine who regret decommissioning their nukes after they left the Soviet Union.\n>>>>>>\n>>>>>> Anyways, I worry that this is the future of nuclear proliferation: not just the province of a great powers, but a mad scramble for every country that can build them to do so to keep the great powers off their backs. I feel like the risk of a nuclear exchange would go up sharply in such a circumstance.\n>>>>>\n>>>>> You would be absolutely correct in your assessment.\n>>>>>\n>>>>> Not simply because a smaller arsenal means a stronger “use it or lose it” impulse, but because the chance of accident, miscalculation, and madness multiplies with each weapon produced.\n>>>>>\n>>>>> I feel like this was always going to be the end result of nuclear arsenals remaining after the end of the Cold War. Many things remain that should have been un-made.\n>>>>\n>>>> and we have no one ring to melt, they’ve all got to go somehow and we know they won’t because this planet has way too many isildurs running it\n>>>\n>>> Some of them are Saurons.\n>>\n>> How long until Palantir gets hooked into the nuclear systems?\n>\n> Don’t even joke about that\n\n~~they already are~~",
  "title": "they already are"
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