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He points out how even German soldiers in WWII experienced internal struggles, often having panic attacks or remorse, suggesting that evil acts can stem from complex emotional and situational factors rather than pure malice. This perspective challenges simplistic notions of good versus evil, prompting reflection on how extreme environments and ideologies can shape human behavior—an essential consideration when evaluating modern threats like nuclear proliferation or AI misuse.

The Ethical Failures of Technological Overreach and the Perils of Nuclear Power