Recently I enjoyed the privilege of staying two nights at the historic Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Spending time in this part five-star resort, part nuclear fallout bunker prompted me to reflect upon the terrifying juxtaposition of charming bucolic splendor and dreadful nuclear annihilation. For decades, Americans have visited the Greenbrier, initially for the curative properties of the sulfur springs and later as an uppe…
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