A mixture of outdated information and timeless idealism. Well worth the short time it takes to read.
This book is about nuclear proliferation, and the importance of stopping it; and how convincing more people that it is bad will cause a change. So much in this book applies to so many more areas of our lives ... It's still worth reading, even though it was first published in 1982!
A fine example of pseudoscientific wishful thinking.
An alert to humans of the dangers of nuclear destruction.
