“End Nuclear Insanity Before Nuclear Insanity Ends Humanity”
Dec 10, 2025
LLAW’s Nuclear World News’ Image and/or Story for Today . . .
Following is an extremely timely and important article from the “Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists” as it applies to “All Things Nuclear” . . .
Finally, resilience will require cultivating a cultural shift among decision makers themselves. In an era when time pressure and algorithmic feeds shape perceptions, restraint must become a deliberate practice. Decision makers should learn to pause and verify rather than react, and to question both what they see and how they see it. Misperceptions today are not just the result of ignorance: They are the product of an environment designed to reward speed over reflection. Preventing catastrophe in the nuclear age of information will depend less on smarter machines than on wiser humans.
Above: the last image and concluding statement from the best article I have seen since AI came on the scene as a “safety” and “intelligence” benefit to controlling “All Things Nuclear. ~llaw
The Link — immediately below —is copied from today’s LLAW’s NUCLEAR WORLD NEWS TODAY category . . .
Nuclear War Threats
NEWS
Algorithms of misperception: Managing nuclear risk in an AI world
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Emerging technologies also offer opportunities to modernize and secure communication channels among nuclear-armed countries. While Cold War “hotlines” …
LLAW’s Thoughts & Concerns about Today’s Nuclear World and beyond . . .
The above introduction and link to this once-in-a-lifetime article that the entire human population should read and absorb comes from what I consider a near-genius report with brilliant observations of what we are facing from our global “nuclear worlds”, written by Héloïse Fayet, a research fellow at the French Institute of International Relations’ Security Studies Center, and head of the Deterrence and and Proliferation research program. Her work focuses on nuclear proliferation in the Middle East, the impact of emerging technologies on strategic risk reduction and strategic stability, and Nuclear Weapons States’ doctrines. She also writes on strategic competition in the Middle East and strategic foresight methods. Fayet worked as a Middle East analyst at the French Ministry of Armed Forces, and at the French National Cybersecurity Agency.
In other words, she knows what she is talking about, and what she discusses here are actually global in their content and context — including the USA, Russia, and China — and the images add so much, even with a bit of an occasional smile to soften the lecture . . .~llaw
LLAW’s NUCLEAR WORLD NEWS TODAY
About Today’s Nuclear News and How it Works:
There are 7 categories, including a bonus non-nuclear category for news about the Yellowstone caldera and other volcano and caldera activity around the world that also play an important role in the survival of human and other life.
The feature categories provide articles and information about ‘all things nuclear’ for you to pick from, usually with up to 3 links with headlines concerning the most important media stories in each category, but sometimes fewer and occasionally even none (especially so with the Yellowstone Caldera). If there was no news from a Category today, the Category will not appear. The Categories are listed below in their usual order:
- All Things Nuclear
- Nuclear Power
- Nuclear Power Emergencies
- Nuclear War Threats
- Nuclear War
- Yellowstone Caldera
- IAEA News (Friday’s only) (Not available today)
A current Digest of major nuclear media headlines with automated links is listed below by nuclear Category (in the above listed order). If a Category heading does not appear in the daily news Digest, it means there was no news reported from this Category today. Generally, the three best articles in each Category from around the nuclear world(s) are Posted. Occasionally, if a Post is important enough, it may be listed in multiple Categories.
Nuclear World News, Wednesday, (12/10/2025)
All Things Nuclear
NEWS
Trump promised America’s ‘nuclear Renaissance.’ How’s it going? | Here & Now – WBUR
WBUR
All Things Considered · Here & Now · Morning Edition · On Point · On-Air … How’s it going? December 10, 2025. Here & Now Newsroom.
Debunking the myths in nuclear energy – WTW
WTW
Key insights every natural resources sector leader should know about nuclear energy.
The brightest light at the end of the tunnel – Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
… about the dangers of nuclear weapons. In 1951, just six years after its founding, the magazine published an article about the possibilities of …
Nuclear Power
NEWS
South Carolina’s abandoned nuclear plants could be revived as company offers $2.7 billion
AP News
A private company is offering South Carolina’s state-owned utility $2.7 billion to complete two abandoned nuclear plants.
Trump promised America’s ‘nuclear Renaissance.’ How’s it going? | Here & Now – WBUR
WBUR
As electricity demand rises, politicians are reconsidering a power source long plagued by high costs and lengthy construction timelines.
Whence nuclear power in the 21st century? – Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Three major nuclear reactor accidents—Three Mile Island (1979 in the United States), Chernobyl (1986 in Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union), …
Nuclear Power Emergencies
NEWS
Protecting food and agriculture in nuclear and radiological emergencies | IAEA
International Atomic Energy Agency
… nuclear emergency. In addition, since the 2011 accident at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, much has been done to raise awareness …
Siren test set for Dec. 10 near Farley Nuclear Plant – Wiregrass Daily News
Wiregrass Daily News
(WDNews) — Emergency Management officials in Houston and Henry counties in Ala., along with Early County, Ga., will conduct an audible siren test at …
Nuclear Emergency Preparedness: Plant Vogtle | News | wfxg.com
WFXG
WAYNESBORO, Ga – In the event of a nuclear breach or large-scale emergency the Alvin W. Vogtle Electric Plant, also known as Plant Vogtle, …
Nuclear War Threats
NEWS
Algorithms of misperception: Managing nuclear risk in an AI world
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Emerging technologies also offer opportunities to modernize and secure communication channels among nuclear-armed countries. While Cold War “hotlines” …
Ethiopia embraces big projects but risks another war by seeking access to the sea
Houston Chronicle
… nuclear power plant. But the threat of war is back as … Metro to remove pride crosswalk after Abbott’s threats. Gov. Greg …
Beijing protests ‘political’ UK sanctions on Chinese cyber firms | Arab News PK
Arab News Pakistan
“And so we are ensuring that such reckless activity does not go unchecked,” she said. – ‘Hybrid threats … nuclear war after the 1962 Cuban Missile …
Nuclear War
NEWS
Russia says it awaits an answer from the US on New START as nuclear treaty ticks down
Reuters
The arms control treaties between Moscow and Washington were born out of fear of nuclear war after the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. Greater …
An old danger returns: The nuclear arms race is revving up | The Seattle Times
The Seattle Times
… Nuclear War. I was a young physician at the time. I remember the profound sense of possibility that came with that moment: Scientists and doctors …
Iran demands new IAEA rules after nuclear site strike | The Jerusalem Post
The Jerusalem Post
… Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was drafted for normal, peaceful conditions rather than periods of war. He maintained that the current …
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