@NuclearAnthro @SchwartzCNS @cherylrofer @Yang_gui_zi @coldwardocs Which I find amusing/ironic. Why bother with cobalt? Can just use uranium
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@wellerstein@NuclearAnthro @SchwartzCNS@Yang_gui_zi@coldwardocs ISTM the media seized on the Co and neutron bombs, exaggerated them.
@cherylrofer @NuclearAnthro @SchwartzCNS @Yang_gui_zi @coldwardocs Szilard meant it as metaphor for nuclear annihilation, I think
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@wellerstein@NuclearAnthro @SchwartzCNS@Yang_gui_zi@coldwardocs Teller loved the power of a doomsday machine, Szilard used it for warning -
@cherylrofer@wellerstein @SchwartzCNS@Yang_gui_zi@coldwardocs I feel like this picture captures so much of Tellerpic.twitter.com/WZTz2sJZAc
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@NuclearAnthro@cherylrofer@wellerstein@Yang_gui_zi Interesting to compare with this 1963 Bill Mauldin cartoon:pic.twitter.com/ELIl0TOgef
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@wellerstein@NuclearAnthro @SchwartzCNS@Yang_gui_zi@coldwardocs Szilard's and Teller's science similar, extension to world different. -
@cherylrofer@NuclearAnthro @SchwartzCNS@Yang_gui_zi@coldwardocs Both thought that thinking about next big thing was key to survival.
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