Assuming Titor is correct, I don't really see what all the fuss is about. There's gonna be a war, it's gonna suck, and a lot of people are gonna
die, but, and this may sound cold (especially since myself and my family, or you and yours, could die in the first wave of the attacks), wouldn't it
be best, in the long run, for humanity?
Assuming he was correct about the war AND the aftermath, of course... he spoke of a society that was closer-knit, with a heavier emphasis on the
family unit and far less faith placed in the technology that wiped them/us out once already. In two or three decades, if Titor's war never happens,
the population of the earth will begin to collapse under its own weight; there isn't anything that can be done to prevent it, either. There's
already too little food, too little fuel, and, in a lot of places, too little space; considering that the population is still growing exponentially, I
think that I can safely say that we're screwed whether the nuclear war happens or it doesn't.
Have a nice day, I guess