How to pronounce“nukes”in English

of tactical nukes, so you were describing strategic nukes, land launched bombers, submarine launched,

what are tactical nukes?

more easily produce than nukes nukes are really hard to produce there's only uranium in a few areas uranium enrichment is hard icbms are hard

This was at the big No Nukes concerts that they did back then.

that 'hey we have the missiles launched nukes at you.'

Springsteen in the context of making No Nukes, which was a political concert documentary featured several of his live

like attack Russia or use nukes.

- But we just give you the nukes like population, right?

But there are a lot of nukes pointed at us.

But like here's the comparison of nukes, the comparison of nukes is very dangerous because one is just nukes, were just, although we can come back to nuclear power.

But the other thing was like with nukes, you could control plutonium, right?

that would be because of nukes?

roulette thing we keep playing with our nukes as a really poor strategy really reckless strategy and also that that we're just building these ever more powerful ai systems that

If the world is the terrorists might have nukes, and we're all going to die unless we live under totalitarianism, people are going to accept that.

Or rather, planes and nukes.

Mark my words: AI is far more dangerous than nukes.

So if a small nation with a couple of nukes uses one because they're a bit bored or annoyed, the likelihood that they are gonna be pummeled out

Like, we've got nukes, nobody else has got nukes.

all the ideas sort of having a lot of nukes having a lot of airplanes and tanks that's not that's not uh

the osama bin laden of the future has nukes or very bad bio weapons it seems to me you can yeah and osama was pretty evil

I mean, I worry about nukes.

So, and we have a lot of nukes pointed at other people.

- And the leaders don't seem to be the ones with the nukes talking to each other.

even then, maybe just have enough nukes.

example that we have to start so it's not a question of the other guys nukes it's our nukes too

I really buy your question, we have too many nukes.

Here's the real substance, I left it out 'cause I didn't wanna dwell on nukes in my AI paper.

And anyway, and my reading of the history on nukes is like the people who were doing the full hair shirt public,

World War III and they prevented World War III through the game theory of mutually assured destruction had nukes not existed.

We were worried about, you know, kind of loose nukes, nuclear weapons, you know, kind of getting out of hand.

is it our beauty now just say off the easiest answer you know it's our strength we got the nukes

kim kim jong-il used the money to build nuclear weapons so that's how they came with the nukes

intergovernmental organizations we haven't been able to really do nuclear de proliferation we've actually had more countries get nukes and keep getting

problem landscape our existing problem solving processes aren't doing a good job we have had more countries get nukes we haven't done nuclear de proliferation

And anyway, so the day after the show in Virginia, there was a big, giant no nukes rally on the front steps of the capital.

But on the other hand, cars and nukes exist in a completely different regulatory framework to most of the other computers we use.

We don't drop our nukes even though we have them but you know what?

So, so I actually did negotiate a deal to to buy two of the ICBMs minus the nukes.

The devastation in Japan, American military fire bombing the cities in Japan was considerably bigger devastation than the use of nukes.

'cause this is the real drama in the story, which is, it wasn't just a question of our nukes, good or bad,

So what actually happened, I believe, and again I think this is a reasonable reading of history, is what actually happened was nukes then prevented

either way and I think the responsibility for that is on Russia because it can't it just can't be the case that if you have nukes you're

I mean, we've got, you know, we've got ICBMs on, I mean, leave aside smaller exchanges and, you know, tactical nukes and