ABOUT THE BOOK
THE Incentivization of World Peace:
Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and Nuclear War
This work not only shares harrowing images of nuclear war’s victims, but also proposes a groundbreaking strategy for lasting peace. With a practical, moral approach, this plan promises to end war, put people back to work, foster industrial growth, and create opportunities for peaceful, prosperous nations worldwide. Inspired by the legacy of great minds like Einstein and Oppenheimer, this plan is affordable and accessible to all. It could save humanity from self-destruction and offer a brighter future for generations to come. Will you be part of the 7.2 billion supporting peace? I invite you to join me in this exploration of realities for peace in this world.
The Author
Raymond G. Wilson, Ph.D. is an emeritus associate professor of physics at Illinois Wesleyan University. He retired from full-time teaching in 1997.
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This incentivization strategy picks up where Einstein & Oppenheimer left off. It exports no United States’ or other nations’ money. Prevents suicidal-self-inflicted annihilation via any war.
