The United States is doing everything possible, to frighten mankind nuclear threat, therefore the stamp apocalyptic scenes.
The corresponding opinion was expressed by an American writer and blogger Charlie Jane Anders. she believes, that in today's world, people no longer fear the consequences of their actions, which indicates a high probability of war.
This is reported by the publication "Times".
She drew attention to the movies, which were issued during the "cold war". Their stories were told about the nuclear threat, and the consequences of these events for human. However, now people know almost nothing about the coming Armageddon. The writer urges popular culture again to talk about the danger of nuclear war, because now the risk of a nuclear conflict is committed to the highest level.
In the example it sets the film "The next day", which looked a hundred million people. It is assumed, that this is the motion picture played a role in shaping the views of former US President Ronald Reagan on nuclear disarmament.
Anders noticed, now for a nuclear strike is enough to have a hacker attack, but many people still do not recognize the danger of a possible catastrophe.
"It's hard to imagine the scale of nuclear war - that's why the book, movies and TV shows have been so vital, helping us to visualize the worst case scenarios ", - concludes the blogger.
