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Nuclear Weapons Are Intrinsically Neither Moral Nor Immoral, Though They Are More Prone To Immoral Use Than Most Weapons.

Failures Of Perspective In Decision-making Can Be Due To Aspects Of The Social Utility Paradox, But More Often Result From Simple Mistakes Caused By Inadequate Thought.

World War I Broke Out Largely Because Of An Arms Race, And World War Ii Because Of The Lack Of An Arms Race.

Projecting A Persuasive Image Of A Desirable And Practical Future Is Extremely Important To High Morale, To Dynamism, To Consensus, And In General To Help The Wheels Of Society Turn Smoothly.

In A World Which Is Armed To Its Teeth With Nuclear Weapons, Every Quarrel Or Difference Of Opinion May Lead To Violence Of A Kind Quite Different From What Is Possible Today.