We get hit by a Carrington class event tomorrow, technology is

>>8635176
First I slap you and inform you that it isn't mathematically feasible at this juncture for such an event to occur. Thermodynamics is what our reality is based on given our current evolutionary state.

The only real event that could kill us without us being to measure it is: Donald J. Trump

But that's just because y'all don't want to admit ya dun goofed.

>>8635181
Donald Trump accidentally nukes Kansas tomorrow, what is our next move?

>>8635186
giggling

>>8635186
Collectively as a human species?

Does nobody know of the cuban missile crisis?

Anyway. If a nuke goes off in Kansas all I do is laugh my ass off because I'm in Australia. America will finally PULL IT'S THUMB OUT OF ITS ASSHOLE and try to repair itself.

That is more a /pol/ question though.


What you are asking for is what if Trump launches a nuke. Because that is the ONLY THING the world is waiting for or cares about. Nobody else in the world is going to pick a fight with America, but like a child it might 'pre-emptively strike'.

All countries will engage in a unilateral anti-WMD defense system and levy heavy penalties on the U.S. as they are no longer necessary for the global economy.

Maths is fun.

>collect and read tons of books?