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The Manhattan project was completed in a bit over 3 years. The big barriers are getting a truly blank cheque and sufficient authority to bypass, or bulldoze, t
by MichaelZuo 4y ago
The Manhattan project was completed in a bit over 3 years.
The big barriers are getting a truly blank cheque and sufficient authority to bypass, or bulldoze, through all possible obstacles.
Which is more a question of priorities.
- dmreedy 4y agoI'm not sure I understand the comparison. The Manhattan project was an exploration into a fundamental (and, without trying to sound ungenerous, a relatively simple) property of physics, put towards a relatively simple task. The laws of nature defined the constraints, and requirement was singular. It was not an attempt to solve the constraint satisfaction problem of X stakeholders and Y requirements and Z logistical boundaries, where X, Y and Z are all in constant flux thanks to being attached to human beings who bullshit, lie, and change their minds frequently.
- MichaelZuo 4y ago> The Manhattan project was an exploration into a fundamental (and, without trying to sound ungenerous, a relatively simple) property of physics, put towards a relatively simple task. The laws of nature defined the constraints, and requirement was singular. Your points here don't square with what I know. Have you read the Wiki page on it and found something incorrect?
- CyberDildonics 4y agoCan you link exactly what you think contradicts what they are saying?