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He is a nuclear scientist so he might have been working for some country's nuclear program?

• firefax 9mo ago
  >He is a nuclear scientist so he might have been working for some country's nuclear program? Or "some country" tried to recruit him and killed him when he said no to maintain the (nonofficial) cover.
  • reactordev 9mo ago
    Ya’ll read too many conspiracy theories. What makes you think other countries were interested in recruiting him, specifically? I want to see the logic behind this assumption.
    • firefax 9mo ago
      >Ya’ll read too many conspiracy theories. What makes you think other countries were interested in recruiting him, specifically? I want to see the logic behind this assumption. You don't understand why a country without nuclear weapons would try to get a scientist to help them make them?
      • reactordev 9mo ago
        Oh I understand. I’m asking why him, specifically? Countries that have nuclear ambitions but lack the capability have more than enough scientists of their own that could do it given the permission. It’s pretty available science which is why we put sanctions on it and prevent people from enriching uranium like that. So again, why him?
        • firefax 9mo ago
          >Countries that have nuclear ambitions but lack the capability have more than enough scientists of their own that could do it given the permission. Source?