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it's kind of a strange point to make, but I think you're right
by rootw0rm 7y ago
it's kind of a strange point to make, but I think you're right
- ggm 7y agoWhereas what teller did you Oppenheimer...
- acqq 7y agoRead the article carefully, Oppenheimer was a target of a mad development of a self-excuse of the guy who organized the making of that document, 6 pages of which Wheeler lost: "After being fired, Borden went back into private law practice. His initial suspicions of the AEC blossomed into an obsession with a conspiracy theory. What if the AEC had been behind the loss of the document? He began to believe that Oppenheimer himself, long an object of his suspicions, had somehow induced Wheeler to lose the document. For the rest of 1953, Borden would conspire—with help from other enemies of Oppenheimer—to bring Oppenheimer down, one way or another. The culmination of that activity was a letter that Borden wrote to Hoover in November 1953, alleging that after years of considered study he believed “that more probably than not J. Robert Oppenheimer is an agent of the Soviet Union.” " Insane, but so typical. Every conspiracy is easier to believe than acknowledging to oneself one is wrong.
- ggm 7y agowith help from other enemies of Oppenheimer Who do you think these are? Lewis Strauss and Teller would be hard to walk past.