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The World Set Free
a story of mankind
Book • 1914
H. G.
Wells' "The World Set Free" is a science fiction novel exploring the devastating consequences of atomic warfare.
Published in 1914, it depicts a future where atomic bombs are used in widespread conflict, leading to widespread destruction and societal collapse.
The novel's prescient depiction of atomic weapons and their potential for global devastation is striking.
It explores themes of war, technology, and the potential for humanity's self-destruction.
The book's impact on public awareness of the dangers of nuclear weapons is undeniable, making it a significant work in both science fiction and political commentary.
Wells' "The World Set Free" is a science fiction novel exploring the devastating consequences of atomic warfare.
Published in 1914, it depicts a future where atomic bombs are used in widespread conflict, leading to widespread destruction and societal collapse.
The novel's prescient depiction of atomic weapons and their potential for global devastation is striking.
It explores themes of war, technology, and the potential for humanity's self-destruction.
The book's impact on public awareness of the dangers of nuclear weapons is undeniable, making it a significant work in both science fiction and political commentary.
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Dorian Lynskey as a significant influence on end-of-the-world fiction, combining fears of invasion, social collapse, and technology.


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Prepping for doomsday
Mentioned by Robert Salas as a book about the construction of an atomic bomb and generation of energy from a nuclear reactor.

Air Force Officer: “A UFO Shut Down 10 Nukes in Seconds...” (ft. Bob Salas)
Mentioned by Collins Brothers in relation to Leo Szilard's inspiration for the atomic bomb and the Promethean fire archetype.

The UFO ALIEN Deception: Invoking the Beyond - Collins Bros. ⧸ Jay Dyer