VOSHN 384

<body><a href="../index.html">HOME</a><br><table summary="361"><tr><td class="etesti">361</td><td class="edate">Opinion</td><td class="eage">34 years old at that time</td></tr><tr><td class="ei_midasi" colspan=3>Even if I take a rosy view, the odds would be even, which human beings can survive.</td></tr></table><div class="large"><p>Since I am a physicist, I have more theoretical knowledge than the ordinary people about what an atomic bomb is.  In addition, I'm a survivor of the atomic bomb, that is to say I've practically suffered from it.  From both points of view I can't help thinking, why the A-bombs have been invented.</p><br><p>Mostly the human society doesn't work in the reasonable way.  Politics itself has its own peculiar system.  A weapon has its own logic and movement as an object.  I suppose these might develop into a hazard.</p><br><p>As far as we possess nuclear weapons, we can destroy ourselves at last.  Before it could happen, man would stop wars, I wonder.  Although it may be a little too rosy view, I'm afraid the odds would be even, which human beings can survive.  Even if I'm optimistic about it, I feel they must be even.</p></div></body>