Famous expert warned: The world could end because of five men

Although nuclear weapons are known to be extremely destructive to the world and even the possibility of a war with these weapons causes terror in people, a famous mathematician said that humanity is not afraid of this situation enough.

According to mathematician Eric Weinstein, people are so caught up in the fast pace of modern life that they don’t even fear nuclear war enough. However, Weinstein warned that the war in Ukraine was bringing the world closer to a nuclear war than at any time since the Cuban missile crisis.

Eric Weinstein

Weinstein says that although the current risk of nuclear conflict is between 1 and 5 percent, most people do not take the threat seriously enough: “One thing I have learned is that if the probability does not exceed the 50 percent, a large part “A percentage of the population thinks it is unlikely.” “They don’t even care about what we are talking about.”

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Eric Weinstein, a doctor at Harvard University, says the world as we know it is at risk of being destroyed by the decisions of five people; “Putin, Biden, Zelenskiy, Xi and Kim.”

In 2019, Weinstein also proposed a public demonstration of a fusion bomb because most people cannot understand the extent of destruction that modern weapons can cause. Drawing attention to the importance of accelerating research into the structure of the atom and DNA, in a podcast in which he participated, he said: “These innovations made it possible for people to destroy themselves by playing with a power they did not know. how to use”. control.”

Weinstein added that most people viewed the war in Ukraine as a soap opera and did not see it as a threat that would cause the end of the world.

However, he claims that the war in Ukraine is much deadlier than the media reports: “The order of World War II is now broken. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is an unprecedented event in the 21st century. “What held everything together is now broken and we are experiencing a situation similar to the Cuban missile crisis.”