Dr. Strangelove

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This book is about a U.S. Air Force base commander who knew his end was coming. In order to achieve world peace in his heart, he took advantage of the loopholes in the defense mechanism to brazenly launch a bombing attack on the Soviet Union. The wing was able to successfully strike the strategic targets of the Soviet Union, and the Soviets could also detonate nuclear bombs buried in the ground, ultimately destroying the earth, so the result was that the US government and the Soviet government joined forces to destroy the bombing wing, and our commander also Suicide with a dream in mind~ On the wrong road, the harder you work, the worse it will be. The point of view of this book is similar to "Three-Body Problem - The Dark Forest", the chain of suspicion generated under fear: I don't know if you will attack me, so I will take the initiative to attack you first... Between civilization and civilization There is suspicion, there is also suspicion between countries and countries, and there is even more suspicion between people, especially two people who love each other. Maybe only time and death can prove mutual love, just like the book said. — or how I stopped being afraid and fell in love with bombs.

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  • Lieutenant Lothar Zogg: Hey, what about Major Kong?

    Major T. J. "King" Kong: Wahoo! Waawaahaa! Wawahoo!

  • Dr. Strangelove: Mr. President, I would not rule out the chance to preserve a nucleus of human specimens. It would be quite easy. At the bottom of some of our deeper mine shafts. The radioactivity would never penetrate a mine thousands of feet deep. In a matter of weeks, sufficient improvements in dwelling space could easily be provided.

    President Merkin Muffley: How long would we stay down there?

    Dr. Strangelove: Well, let's see now, eh, cobalt chlorium G, eh, a radioactive half-life of, eh, I would think that possibly, eh, 100 years.