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Interesting read during these troubling times.
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Nuclear Enterprise | 19+ Years Experience Specializing in Command and Control Operations | Emergency Management | Security Specialist | Exercise Planner | Master Resilience Trainer | Now Active Duty
Interesting read during these troubling times.
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🔴🇨🇳What if China follows a different strategy❓ 🌐🔗 https://lnkd.in/g7iT5gjx Expecting China to groan, moan, reminisce about past glories, lament endlessly about present sanctions❓ What if China chooses a different strategy instead❓ .
Ken Griffin makes some key observations about China, starting at about 19:30. - structurally a trade war is a huge loss for humanity; - do we want a world with cleaner energy? China leads in EVs, solar, and making a huge investment in nuclear energy; - when we made the decision to deprive China of semiconductors, we were just going to inspire China to double down on R&D...and they did just that and "cracked in code" for new technologies; - China has far more STEM graduates and quoted the Australian Strategic Policy Institute study that China now leads 37 out of 44 important developing technologies; - our (U.S.) focus should be on how we become better in K-12, STEM, etc., and building on long-term competitiveness.
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🎓Aspiring Engineer, SLRTCE | 👨💻Content Coordinator, Training and Placement Team, SLRTCE | 👨💻Media Coordinator, Codeyantra Team, SLRTCE | 👮Mentor to College Ambassador, Techfest, IITBombay
I have tried to upgrade Modern Periodic Table because Modern Periodic Table consists of 118 elements and as best of my knowledge around 140 elements are discovered or prepared till now so it is necessary to make a new periodic table. In addition, I have tried to make a law cum provision which we can use to add new elements to be prepared or discovered. It is necessary because we are increasing our speed of research and countries are taking more interest in developing more powerful nuclear weapons and in both the conditions it is possible a new element will be found or formed. Link to my proposed new periodic table- https://lnkd.in/d6mHAwpB
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This article has some interesting facts and led me to some questions I’ll want to answer.
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Worthy article to read.
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Writing memoir of 6700-mile walk for peace and my search for the truth about nuclear weapons production at Hanford
Are you aware that humans are confronted by two existential threats? Most people acknowledge that the #climatecrisis poses an existential threat to human civilization. The other threat could wipe out millions of people within a few hours and rapidly devastate the global environment. That peril is the 12,000 #nuclear weapons deployed by nine countries. Learn more about the other #existentialcrisis we face and what you as a citizen can do about it - watch this webinar, "Towards a Safer World": https://lnkd.in/gnrP2rHd
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Experienced bookkeeping professional specializing in small and medium sized business, and business advisor.
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“What would it mean if Russia used nuclear warheads to destroy U.S. satellites? Your home’s electrical and water systems could fail. Aviation, rail and car traffic could come to a halt. Your cellphone could stop working. These are among the reasons why there was alarm this week over reports that Russia may be pursuing nuclear weapons in space. The White House has said the danger isn’t imminent. But reports of the new anti-satellite weapon build on longstanding worries about space threats from Russia and China. So much of the country’s infrastructure is now dependent on U.S. satellite communications — and those satellites have become increasingly vulnerable. It would also not be the first time a nuclear warhead has been detonated in space, or the only capability China and Russia are pursuing to disable or destroy a U.S. satellite. Here’s a look at what’s happened in the past, why Russia may be pursuing a nuclear weapon for space now, and what the U.S. is doing about all the space threats it faces”.
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