Science is arguably one of the most pivotal disciplines we as
humankind have at our disposal. I am grateful to have had good
grounding and practice in it, as I labored at my PhD in clinical
psychology at Northwestern University. It has a prominent place in my
Theory of Algorithms and in The Tripartite Model in particular. So, for this week's articles, I share my posts on
Google+ about a household-name scientist and his
not-so-household-name colleague and how their fateful collaboration
staked a horrific pivot in human history. I had posted these as a
linear narrative, but here I thought I'd do so more (I hope) as a serial
drama, that is, in five parts.
Einstein and Szilárd were utterly shocked at the destructive application of their scientific work.
Consequently they dedicated the rest of their lives for humanitarian, peaceful purpose.
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