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It is higher now than ever according to experts, but our government and our corporate media prefer not to prioritize the issue.
Probably for the best. Most of us die if there is a nuclear war, so just don't even think about it. But live your life now.
I don't think the world can prioritize something and the threat will go away.
I'm not sure any of that means it's any more likely to happen than before, but what do I know?