Geopolitics

Ukraine gave up its nukes in 1994 under the Budapest Memorandum, trading real deterrence for empty promises from the US, UK, and yes: Russia.

Fast forward: one guarantor invades, the others send helmets and hashtags. 

The message to the world is clear: nuclear-armed countries don’t get invaded.

Israel's strikes in Iran offer further proof of the inverse: if you're even close to getting nukes, you might be bombed preemptively.

Conclusion? Nukes are the only insurance policy that matters. 

No treaty. 

No alliance. 

No moral outrage will protect a non-nuclear state from a nuclear-armed one.

The age of disarmament is dead. 

We're in the age of proliferation.

I did ask GPT to clean up my thoughts for me while I was driving

Then I edited what GPT came up with 

I write professionally about these topics

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I am Blaming AI for the new age of rearmament. 

Nuclear energy and weapons. We’re non starters not 5 years ago. 

Now everyone wants a mini reactor in there home. Just not in Iran I guess. 

(Taking liberties of course on progress) 

No qualm with your post. I use Ai a lot as well. Great tool.

Thanks for clarifying, I assumed you were just being a hater lol

superhuman intelligence will make everyone want to have superhuman deterrence