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[Fallout] What's up with 'Nuke Culture'?

So what's the deal with how everyone in the pre-war universe were obsessed with nuclear weapons. For example Nuka cola or Sugar Bombs. Why would you be excited over weapons that would inevitably kill everyone?!
gpt
They weren't obsessed with nuclear *weapons*! They loved every possibility that nuclear power gave them!

How did their cars drive for years on end without needing any refueling? Fusion powered energy cells. What about everybody's favorite Mister Handy? It surely wasn't gasoline powered after the Resource Wars of 2055-77.

But it wasn't just energy that it gave them, it opened up many other fields too! Research into the so-called "radiation sickness" advanced them to the point where they can heal even the worst of medical issues with one little shot from a Stimpack. We are eating food that was made 200 years ago, all because they have been irradiated during packaging to prevent any bacterial growth.

Sure, the bombs and energy weapons it also led to, and eventual eradication of most life on Earth, were an unfortunate side effect of such a wonderful, and powerful, technology. But really, any good technology can be used for bad too.

Fun fact: Nuka-Cola Quantum glows because of the addition of the mildly radioactive strontium-90, which has a half-life of ~29 years. That means when it was made, 200 years ago, it glowed nearly 128 times as bright as it does now.