Utilizing primarily the information and data compiled by both the editorial board of The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists as well as that of former nuclear war planner, Daniel Ellsberg, this paper discusses a number of heretofore classified or little publicly known dimensions of the nuclear war planning of the United States and other nuclear armed nation states, including policies of first use and command and control, the occurrence of false alarms and accidents, and the dynamics of nuclear detonation that would result in nuclear winter and worldwide famine. As such, the focus on these topics is an attempt to ameliorate both our shared ignorance regarding the once again growing threat of nuclear war, and its consequence—nuclear winter, as well as, the tendency of large groups to engage in collective denial in relation to thinking about the unthinkable, utilizing a definition from psychoanalysis of the defense mechanism of denial.

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核战争的生存威胁：精神分析评论1

本文主要利用《原子科学家公报》编辑委员会和前核战争计划者丹尼尔·埃尔斯伯格编辑的信息和数据，讨论了核战争计划的一些迄今为止机密或鲜为人知的方面美国和其他核武装国家的政策，包括首先使用和指挥和控制的政策、错误警报和事故的发生，以及可能导致核冬天和全球饥荒的核爆炸动态。因此，对这些主题的关注是为了改善我们对再次增长的核战争威胁及其后果——核冬天以及大型团体参与的趋势的共同无知。集体否认与思考不可想象的事情有关，利用心理分析对否认防御机制的定义。