Decision makers hold the power to prevent catastrophe from "summary" of At the Abyss by Thomas C. Reed
When faced with the daunting task of averting catastrophe, it is the decision makers who wield the power to change the course of history. In the world of nuclear weapons, where the stakes are incredibly high, the individuals in positions of authority hold the key to preventing a potential disaster. Their actions, or lack thereof, can determine the fate of millions of lives. The responsibility that comes with being a decision maker in matters of national security is immense. The choices they make can have far-reaching consequences, impacting not only their own countries but the entire world. It is a weighty burden to bear, but it is also a privilege to have the power to sh...
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