The limits of safety

That became like a big deal in the 80s and early 90s.

And there's a great book by Scott Sagan, the political scientist Scott Sagan, called The Limits of Safety.

And this is a book that examines how comfortable we should feel about the lack of any unintentional nuclear use up to the early 90s when this book was written.

And the conclusion of this book, and there's been a lot of work since this book that looks at kind of the safety of our nuclear enterprise, it basically concludes that it's mostly luck.