let's start and stop came with dan smith. then why is the world more dangerous than ever? on the one hand, you've got the conflicts that your opponent was talking about are combined with that, although the levels of nuclear warheads have countered on folding for the last 25 to 30 years. unfortunately, we've seen a slight uptake in the number of operational heads that have been deployed, and that is probably pressure doing a new turnarounds rise. we also have the levels of military spending that we're talking about. um, each year for the past 9 years has, has broken a record, and the 9 year round of increase is, is the longest the out data bases can show. and then i think lastly, you're going to think of in the background tool. this is an ecological process. of standing proportions, not just about climate change, but about the loss of biodiversity or about air pollution, about many other issues. so these things combined to create, to kind of cocktail of risk that the world leads us do not yet show really clear signs of being able to handle. are you talking about? well leade

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let's start install kime with dan smith down. why is the world more dangerous than ever? on the one hand you've got the conflict that your opponent was talking about are combined with that, although the levels of nuclear warhead, so i've kind of it on folding for the last 25. um, i think if you set back a bit from, from all of that, what we're seeing is because of the last 75 years or so, the world order as it existed with the united states as a clear hedge, a mon, you know, one of the only super powers has begun to see that so that if i toss you whether there is that the 2nd world war didn't really comes when the whole that really happened is we broke into was in the world, rather than any many specialists and an observer as to the reach of but just to add to, to what this previous speaker said, you know, this combination of, of instability of transition of growing and the quality one could add a, the multiplication of the number of states, for example, with the disintegration of 1st the soviet union. and then you can slowly, so once again, what are we simply seeing grow