@wellerstein That's fascinating. Do you have a link to the original source? @astro_jje
Distribution of ages of Los Alamos scientists, May 1945. Youngest may be spy Ted Hall (19), oldest may be Bohr (59).pic.twitter.com/MTHRvmdbqt
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@wellerstein@curiouswavefn today that's the age distribution of life science grad students -
@eperlste@wellerstein Except that unlike Bohr, the 59 year old is an inch away from suicide.
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@wellerstein You've seen this? http://wgnamerica.com/shows/manhattanThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@wellerstein man, I love those old-style graphs! *sigh* Enjoy Your time at Stevens!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@wellerstein@trueanomalies so younger scientists are more likely to invent bombs? -
@Bsolish Wasn't the average age of NASA engineers in 1969 about 26?@wellerstein -
@trueanomalies@wellerstein not sure, but right now it's somewhere around 50
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