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This is an astute observation. The world leaders during WW2 recognized this - basically, when critical work needed to be done, they knew whom they needed and r
by gajjanag 9y ago
This is an astute observation.
The world leaders during WW2 recognized this - basically, when critical work needed to be done, they knew whom they needed and roped in a large number of the leading "dreamers/thinkers" of the time to work on the Manhattan Project.
The thing that saddens me is that it is often conflict and animosity that awaken this recognition - other examples include the Cold War, artillery calculations in WW1, etc.
- ramblerman 9y agoTo be fair most of the scientists on the Manhattan project were physicists.