TED: The world doesn't need more nuclear weapons | erika Gregory

The video discusses the catastrophic potential of nuclear weapons, emphasizing the need for disarmament. It highlights the role of younger generations, termed 'Generation Possible,' in advocating for a nuclear-free world. The video recounts past nuclear accidents and US-Soviet cooperation in disarmament, urging a global effort to eliminate nuclear weapons by 2045. It envisions a future where technological advancements solve global issues, contrasting with the outdated doctrine of mutually assured destruction.

What is the estimated number of nuclear weapons currently in existence globally?

• Over 5,000

• Over 20,000

• Over 10,000

• Over 15,000

What is the main reason Jasmine's generation is less concerned about nuclear weapons?

• They are more focused on climate change.

• They were born after the Cold War ended.

• They believe nuclear weapons are necessary for security.

• They are unaware of the existence of nuclear weapons.

What recent event highlighted the vulnerability of nuclear weapons to terrorism?

• A cyberattack on a nuclear facility

• An arrest in the Republic of Georgia

• An accident in the Carolinas

• A nuclear test by North Korea

What was the 'Megatons to Megawatts' program?

• A collaboration to convert nuclear warheads into fuel

• A US initiative to build more nuclear weapons

• A treaty to ban nuclear weapons globally

• A project to develop new nuclear technologies

What is the proposed target year for eliminating nuclear weapons?

• 2045

• 2050

• 2040

• 2030

What is the doctrine called that relies on the threat of mutual destruction to prevent nuclear war?

• Mutually Assured Prosperity

• Mutually Assured Destruction

• Mutually Assured Survival

• Mutually Assured Peace

Which of the following is NOT a focus of the vision for a nuclear-free future?

• Commitment to disarmament

• Innovative solutions

• International collaboration

• Increased nuclear arsenals

What is the significance of the year 2045 in the context of nuclear disarmament?

• It marks the 50th anniversary of the Cold War's end.

• It is the predicted year for the singularity.

• It is the 100th anniversary of nuclear weapons' inception.

• It is the proposed deadline for global disarmament.

What is the main challenge in achieving a world without nuclear weapons?

• Lack of technological innovation

• Political disagreements among nations

• Insufficient funding for disarmament

• Public opposition to disarmament

What is the role of young women in the field of nuclear threats, as mentioned in the transcript?

• They are educating the public about nuclear risks.

• They are negotiating treaties with nuclear nations.

• They are developing new technologies for disarmament.

• They are leading protests against nuclear weapons.