In a two-sided conflict where both sides have mutual second strike capability, defense becomes impossible so it is the very prospect of fighting the war, rather than the possibility of losing it, that induces restraint.
Thus, it is the very prospect of fighting the war rather than the possibility of losing it that induces restraint. In a two-sided conflict where both sides have mutual second strike capability, defense becomes impossible.
In a two-sided conflict where both sides have mutual second strike capability, defense becomes impossible. Thus, it is the very prospect of fighting the war rather than the possibility of losing it that induces restraint.
In a two-sided conflict where both sides have mutual second strike capability, defense becomes impossible. Thus, it is the very prospect of fighting the war rather than the possibility of losing it that induces restraint.