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Trying to hold escalation down in Ukraine did not contain the war; it lengthened it and made it worse.Their words
Trying to artificially restrain escalation has led the war to be far more horrible and extensive than it needed to be.
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Prolonging the war in Ukraine courts a nuclear escalation whose risk is being treated as though it were zero.Their words
Not only is the idea of an endless war immoral, but it plays with an immense risk of nuclear escalation.
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Once a technological arms race begins, escalation can be hard to stop even if it leaves everyone worse off.Their words
Once an arms race has begun, strategic uncertainty means that it may be difficult to prevent escalation, even if it ends up making everyone worse off.
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