"The hydrogen bomb reeks with death. Death, death to thousands. A burning, searing death, a death that is horrible, lasting death..." 14-year-old boy's contribution to the H-bomb debate, LIFE magazine, 27 February 1950.pic.twitter.com/Ec27NVYgTW
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I wonder if this is his obituary? Born in 1935, he'd have been 14 in 1950 and was an artist and Unitarian Universalist, which would be consistent with his words in Life magazinehttps://www.ptleader.com/stories/obituary-maitland-hardyman,13135 …
Seems plausible — not exactly the world's most common name, either
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that's why I googled it. and to kind of fact check it. Kind of reminds me of me at 14 in 1982. I was a no-nukes guy, which was big about that time, especially as Reagan wanted to put new nukes in Western Europe.
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