Comments on Reading Everywhere: Dad's Book Review: Bomb, by Steve Sheinkin

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2013-08-09T15:25:44.224-07:00

I love your comments at the end. One of the most distressing aspects of technological and scientific innovation is the possibility of resulting destruction.

I agree that the threat of nuclear war feels like a distant memory to my generation. Recently, when North Korea made a few threats, my MBA classmates laughed off these "vague and ridiculous comments." I, however, do not take these threats lightly. With so many countries in possession of nuclear weapons, we are at constant risk. In some ways, I believe that we are so sheltered in this country that we do not appreciate potential devastation. We have little experience with modern warfare on American soil, and I fear that we (citizens not government) would be ill-prepared for living in a conflict zone.

It seems to me that the threat of nuclear war was replaced by acts of terrorism. I can only imagine what will concern the next generation, or whether it will even be interested in world events.

It is clear that a book for "young people&quo...

2013-08-01T17:05:17.100-07:00

It is clear that a book for "young people" has resonated with all audiences. That's the power of a great story. Insightful review!