Unconformities I have worked with in the past were typically called baseupper unit unconformity . So for your case it would be the basePaleogene Unconformity . This naming scheme is used because its more spatial than temporal , showing how the unconformity is the base of the Paleogene , but the actual period of erosion didn ' t necessarily end at the beginning of the Paleogene . This might be of use <| sep |> I ' m fine with the TIEs . The Star Destroyer ' s weirdly elevated bridge bothers me . <| sep |> We dont take too kindly to jokes around these parts , boy . <| sep |> In a total war you use ALL the means necessary to defeat your enemy . I stress again , ALL the means necessary . Waiting is not a strategy in war . I ' ve asked you to make a good case as to why waiting wouldn ' t be preferable to nuking 100 , 000 civilians . You keep parroting to me that total war means waiting isn ' t an option . Of course you haven ' t explained why . Your reasons have essentially been that nuking civilians would be preferable to negotiating a better deal deplorable or that Japan could somehow pose a military threat despite your admission that they were militarily defeated . Total War should not be used an excuse to target civilians enmasse . Anyone embracing this line of thinking shouldn ' t be in any position of power . Your walls of text are lacking in substance . I asked you earlier to be succinct . Try to stay on task , please . The priority of the United States during WW 2 was to look after the best interests of its citizenssoldiers not the JapaneseI think this sums up exactly why the US would be a poor choice of sole super power . Quite simply because it looks after itself . We can see this trend through history , particularly in the Middle East , where the US aggressively secures its interests , at great human cost .