@wellerstein Note on this one, the colors are important. The US nukes everyone a little, but mostly (+80%) nukes itself.
Giving a talk on NUKEMAP at Princeton this week. Have been analyzing the new usage data: Who do Americans nuke?pic.twitter.com/4fFAEGWztS
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@wellerstein I should point out that the reason I nuked Los Alamos was to see how it would look from my house.
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@wellerstein More like who _don't_ we nuke? Apparently we still respect the Antarctic Treaty. -
@SchwartzCNS Actually I filtered out the Antarctic targets because they were distracting.... :-(
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@wellerstein I've also nuked US cities I've lived in. Seems very healthy if people are using the site to imagine impact on places they know. -
@rddmrdr Yes, this is exactly my reasoning. Much stranger when people are using it to nuke other places than the contrary. -
@wellerstein My 1st grade, Pittsburgh suburb, Cuban crisis. No duck & cover: get underground. Thank you, the work you're doing is important.
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@wellerstein FWIW I'm an American who's nuked Tokyo multiple times... because I lived there 10yrs and it's the big city I know best.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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