Bill Perry is terrified but the millennials aren't. Perry explains how millennials, mentioned to be the largest upcoming population, are “blissfully unaware” of a nuclear war that can possibly come our way. First of all, I think that millennials are unaware about the situation because it's brought up in a context of history. For example, we learned about the nuclear bombing in Hiroshima and can't believe a catastrophic event such as that would happen again. But as Perry directs his position, history repeats itself and with a greater effect, “Today, the danger of some sort of a nuclear catastrophe is greater than it was during the Cold War.” When Perry shared his hypothesis about the disconnect for much of the population, I agreed when noted
