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Bobby Lewis says:

I guess the Cold War wasn't so bad after all. At least one could depend on the enemy having a reasonable fear/respect for the return volley of ICBMs that would be sure to follow the opposition’s first strike. In the nuclear case, retribution is swift and is definitely paid with dividends. I dread the thought of the added frustration of calibrating a dash mount Geiger counter AND a Tom-Tom GPS to go on a road trip. Nowadays, the enemy is literally dying for the opportunity to die trying to kill us.
I can't conceive of a way for us to make it another 200 years without someone starting a nuclear war. It's frustrating that the groups most likely to detonate one don't even have a return address. The reality is overwhelming because the solution requires a convergence of ideologies and for people all over the world to evolve culturally, spiritually, and philosophically faster than could possibly be expected.

I've included a link to a site which details the capabilities of the Eight Trident Nuclear Submarines comprising the US Navy's Pacific Fleet out of Bremerton, Washington. Wow. A sub from the US Pacific Fleet can hit anywhere on earth (within 400-500 feet) in 10-15 minutes with (24) Trident I C-4 missiles (Each with eight independent warheads). Each of those independent warheads makes Hiroshima look alike a firecracker. The saying has changed slightly: Close only counts in horseshoes, hand grenades, and Submarine launched NAVSTAR Guided MIRV (Multiple, Independently targeted, Re-entry Vehicle) ballistic missiles.

I'm not sure if humanity as a whole is evolved enough to save us from ourselves in time…but I hope we are. The chances of us even being here are so slim in the first place. I don't believe we strut and fret our hour upon the stage in some sort of cosmic practice run with a tragic end enabled by our own genius. As far as the Big Bang Theory. The last syllable of recorded time can't be identical to the first. Too ironic…too meaningless…too many bills to pay to solve this conundrum right now.