It is baffling to me that theoretical nuclear physics from 1945 can still be considered classified at all today. Seems pointless.
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All stays secret until it is declassified, even 70+ years later. I have never seen abrogation occur in US secrecy, w/o action.
You're missing the point. Tons of things from this period have been declassified. The question is, why not these particular things?
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Therefore the cost of declassifying the calculations, requiring specialists, versus the number who benefit, might be a factor.
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They have had systems for declassifying technical information since 1946. It costs more to keep things secret than to release them.
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My perspective is from people willing to pay to have that area declassified, after seeing eye-popping figures for new films.
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Theoretical physics makes performance predictions that are really not understandable to those who are not experts. It's arcane.
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