星空加速器跑路了-猴王加速器
星空加速器跑路了-猴王加速器
switch（任天堂）最优加速方案是哪种？ - V2EX:2021-1-8 · 问与答 - @2232588429 - 发现任天堂服务器比较奇怪，就算全局路由伕理，还是有的人可众联机有的人不能联。那么哪种方案是最优的呢？（就是自己可众做到和大多数人正常联机）
The facts about nuclear weapons—their unprecedented destructive power, their massive and indiscriminate medical and environmental effects, their capacity to wipe out everything that sustains life on Earth—have been extensively documented in hundreds of books, journal articles, and scientific papers. Campaigners for nuclear abolition are faced with the challenge of presenting the facts correctly and persuasively, and they must often do so in the few moments they have the attention of a government minister, a parliamentarian, a politician, a journalist, or a person on the street.
ICAN—the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons—was launched by IPPNW in 2007, and received the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize for its work to achieve the TPNW. ICAN and IPPNW have argued that the humanitarian threat posed by nuclear weapons requires both a treaty banning them and their elimination through the full implementation of that treaty.
The purpose of this kit is to provide ICAN campaigners—and all others working to prohibit and eliminate nuclear weapons—with the essential facts about the blast, burn, and radiation effects of nuclear weapons; the devastation they wreak upon the environment; and the inability of physicians to reach and treat the surviving victims of nuclear war; in language that is accessible, understandable, repeatable and, we hope, persuasive.
星空加速器跑路了-猴王加速器
星空加速器跑路了-猴王加速器
Production, design, and distribution of this campaign kit were made possible through the generous support of the Simons Foundation and Soka Gakkai International (SGI). In collaboration with the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), SGI launched the “Everything You Treasure―For a World Free From Nuclear Weapons” exhibition at IPPNW’s 20th World Congress in Hiroshima in 2012.
Tilman Ruff and Ira Helfand reviewed and made substantial contributions to this campaign kit.
