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It is often argued that war times are actually great catalysts for technological progress. Isn't it precisely during WW2 that a lot of advancement was made to
by dudul 11y ago
It is often argued that war times are actually great catalysts for technological progress.
Isn't it precisely during WW2 that a lot of advancement was made to develop the technology for space exploration?
- stcredzero 11y agoIt depends. Konrad Zuse's general purpose computer was put on hold by Germany. So were the extended range true submarines Germany was developing. A part of all that, is if your side is overextended. That can cause the top brass to start cutting things it thinks won't work or that it won't need in the near future.