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At least twice during the United States' Cold War with the Soviet Union, a massive nuclear missile launch loomed within seconds. In each case, a single man -- going against military orders -- saved us from nuclear annihilation. Each time, that man was a Soviet officer. The second time the world nearly ended is a rarely told tale that will chill those who lived through that era, and send a striking message about how the wrong algorithm can get us all killed.

Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott co-host five episodes of Right Angle each week, thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com

At least twice during the United States' Cold War with the Soviet Union, a massive nuclear missile launch loomed within seconds. In each case, a single man -- going against military orders -- saved us from nuclear annihilation. Each time, that man was a Soviet officer. The second time the world nearly ended is a rarely told tale that will chill those who lived through that era, and send a striking message about how the wrong algorithm can get us all killed.

Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott co-host five episodes of Right Angle each week, thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com

At least twice during the United States' Cold War with the Soviet Union, a massive nuclear missile launch loomed within seconds. In each case, a single man -- going against military orders -- saved us from nuclear annihilation. Each time, that man was a Soviet officer. The second time the world nearly ended is a rarely told tale that will chill those who lived through that era, and send a striking message about how the wrong algorithm can get us all killed.

Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott co-host five episodes of Right Angle each week, thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com

At least twice during the United States' Cold War with the Soviet Union, a massive nuclear missile launch loomed within seconds. In each case, a single man -- going against military orders -- saved us from nuclear annihilation. Each time, that man was a Soviet officer. The second time the world nearly ended is a rarely told tale that will chill those who lived through that era, and send a striking message about how the wrong algorithm can get us all killed.

Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott co-host five episodes of Right Angle each week, thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com

At least twice during the United States' Cold War with the Soviet Union, a massive nuclear missile launch loomed within seconds. In each case, a single man -- going against military orders -- saved us from nuclear annihilation. Each time, that man was a Soviet officer. The second time the world nearly ended is a rarely told tale that will chill those who lived through that era, and send a striking message about how the wrong algorithm can get us all killed.

Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott co-host five episodes of Right Angle each week, thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com

Refuse to have children, stop traveling by jet, and carry chopsticks in your purse to avoid using disposable flatware at restaurants. These are some of the coping techniques adopted by folks suffering from climate anxiety, climate grief or climate despair. These new mental health conditions constitute an under-reported consequence of our modern carbon-intensive lifestyle -- the overwhelming mental impact of global climate change. How can acute sufferers find relief? Watch this episode of Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott.

Thank you to our Members for funding this important public service. Join them at https://BillWhittle.com/register/

Refuse to have children, stop traveling by jet, and carry chopsticks in your purse to avoid using disposable flatware at restaurants. These are some of the coping techniques adopted by folks suffering from climate anxiety, climate grief or climate despair. These new mental health conditions constitute an under-reported consequence of our modern carbon-intensive lifestyle -- the overwhelming mental impact of global climate change. How can acute sufferers find relief? Watch this episode of Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott.

Thank you to our Members for funding this important public service. Join them at https://BillWhittle.com/register/

Refuse to have children, stop traveling by jet, and carry chopsticks in your purse to avoid using disposable flatware at restaurants. These are some of the coping techniques adopted by folks suffering from climate anxiety, climate grief or climate despair. These new mental health conditions constitute an under-reported consequence of our modern carbon-intensive lifestyle -- the overwhelming mental impact of global climate change. How can acute sufferers find relief? Watch this episode of Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott.

Thank you to our Members for funding this important public service. Join them at https://BillWhittle.com/register/

Refuse to have children, stop traveling by jet, and carry chopsticks in your purse to avoid using disposable flatware at restaurants. These are some of the coping techniques adopted by folks suffering from climate anxiety, climate grief or climate despair. These new mental health conditions constitute an under-reported consequence of our modern carbon-intensive lifestyle -- the overwhelming mental impact of global climate change. How can acute sufferers find relief? Watch this episode of Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott.

Thank you to our Members for funding this important public service. Join them at https://BillWhittle.com/register/

Refuse to have children, stop traveling by jet, and carry chopsticks in your purse to avoid using disposable flatware at restaurants. These are some of the coping techniques adopted by folks suffering from climate anxiety, climate grief or climate despair. These new mental health conditions constitute an under-reported consequence of our modern carbon-intensive lifestyle -- the overwhelming mental impact of global climate change. How can acute sufferers find relief? Watch this episode of Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott.

Thank you to our Members for funding this important public service. Join them at https://BillWhittle.com/register/