Voces of the Mystery COPE: The Apocalypse clock, with Javier Sierra – Voces del Mystery

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In Cope. What is it today? Let’s see it.
Notice, Javier told me that since the 50s, well, before the 50s, 1947,
There is a apocalypse clock. This is a clock that marks the minutes that separate us
of an eventual end of the world. A symbolic clock. It is a souvenir reminder of the close or
Far that we are extinguished, right? The bad thing is that the handles of that clock carry
time stopped near the zero hour. What does this mean? How much are we of the apocalypse,
Javier Sierra? Good morning.
How are you? Very good morning.
What about the zero hour what is it?
Well, the zero hour is the moment, at least this was conceptualized in 1947, the moment
Of a global nuclear attack, right? A nuclear attack that people are not very aware
What exactly does that mean, right? Not that suddenly, I don’t know, United States
Receive a Korean missile and hit Washington or somewhere. Is that a nuclear attack
Global is the opening of all nuclear threads between Russia, United States, Korea, in short,
countries that have weapons of this type, and their launch as if it were, in short,
rain of these missiles.
There are even models on the Internet that I have seen that simulate a possible attack, right?
Look, there are terrible models. I just finished reading, which by the way I recommend it,
From a book that is titled Nuclear War, a stage, by Annie Jacobsen. Annie Jacobsen
It was Pulitzer Award and has written, in short, many very interesting essays, for example,
On the military history of area 51, right? This place so loaded with related myths
With aliens. But she has made a book now, which is titled Thus, War
Nuclear, a stage, where it raises what would happen if suddenly, I don’t know, Kim Jong-un
He gives them a missile against the United States, right? The missile would take about 33 minutes
in achieving its goal in Washington, and at that time, the United States, for technology
What he has, would not be able to find out if the missile has left Korea or has come out of
Moscow. Therefore, his alert would impel him to launch a preventive attack against all,
And this would generate a …
I had no idea of ​​this, and they would. Is that in protocols, or not?
It is in the protocols. The book is shocking, shocking, for the consequences. Us
We talk about atomic bombs and we have the explosion of Hiroshima in mind, but
That is the flame of a lighter, compared to what can fire today with these weapons,
With the thermonuclear weapons, which can go several eyelets in each missile, capable of sweeping
Hundreds of kilometers entering the place of impact. Sweeping means that if a
In Madrid we would run out of Prado museum and without thousands of lives.
By the way, in those models, Javier, in Spain does not go so bad stop, right?
Well, unless one of the objectives of these nuclear missiles is broken,
Of course, indeed. That is, there are areas of strategic interest.
Yes, well, in Seville we are ready. How they fall broken …
Of course, but look at what you asked me. That is, how much are we of that hypothetical final?
Well, this watch that is put in time every year has given a truly chilling result,
Because in 75 years of existence we are closer than ever of nuclear apocalypse. And us,
Anyway, speaking of frivolities. Closer than ever because they have made a calculation in which they put
In the same I take the probability that the Ukrainian conflict is enclosed, the possibility
of a new pandemic, the revitalization of the North Korean Armament Program,
what they call severe biological disorders, which would be the consequences of some of these
viruses that walk there loose. And, eye, which has to do with what we were talking about before with
Eneco, the irruption and growth of what they call disruptive technologies, including the
artificial intelligence. Of course, exponential growth and at some time not controllable
of artificial intelligence can lead to the point that suddenly who decides whether to answer
to an attack or eventual nuclear attack is an artificial intelligence. There is an incredible case of
A few years ago they have, and Jacobsen, who exemplifies this a lot. Notice that an operator
Russian, of those who are 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days of the year watching space,
One of these operators suddenly detects in their control systems