
Post-apocalyptic Road Trips, End of the World-building, and Interesting Times.
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The first views of Hiroshima that were seen in the United States were from the air: the view from B-29 bombers of the mushroom cloud, and surveying the damage as a whole. This is the view of the person dropping the bomb, not the person bein...
60 Seconds! is a video game about spending some quality family time in a fallout shelter after a nuclear detonation, developed by a Polish video game studio (Robot Gentlemen) and released in 2015 (and a remastered version was released in 20...
I had an interesting conversation recently with Ward Wilson about the historicity of the moral revulsion of destroying cities. Ward brought up the destruction of Carthage in 146 BC, a case he has written about before, and how even people in...
One of the things that makes Civil Defense interesting to me, as a historian, is that if one takes it truly seriously — which not all of its advocates do or have done — it involves trying to think very concretely about what would happen dur...
There are a lot of books about nuclear apocalypses, ranging from the very “grounded” to the fairly fantastic. But none of them, to my knowledge, are as strange as Philip K. Dick’s Dr. Bloodmoney, or How We Got Along After the Bomb (1965)....
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Historian, author, programmer, tenured professor. I'm best known as a historian of nuclear weapons, but I also have a broad interest in the history of science and technology.
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