Separating? Don't you mean sufficiently bombarding with sustained neutron flux? I'm not sure you really know what you're talking about, based on that. Which begs the question as to why you're so concerned arguing about it.
What does stuxnet have to do with it? Nothing, other than Iran had breeder reactors that seemingly worked.
The Manhattan Project had a small group of people who weren't compartmentalized pieces. Less than a thousand, maybe even about 100. Everyone else involved had no idea of the big picture, even if some of them were informed of the main goal.
This means, the leader of the small core group had to be trusted to disseminate what and to whom and he was... jewish.
When the test finally came, they set up two groups to test against the bomb. One group was told they were to set up TNT to see if it matched the size of the bomb being set off. Then, the other group was told the same thing and now both groups are convinced they witnessed a nuclear explosion.
MeyerLansky 0 points 1 week ago
Separating? Don't you mean sufficiently bombarding with sustained neutron flux? I'm not sure you really know what you're talking about, based on that. Which begs the question as to why you're so concerned arguing about it.
What does stuxnet have to do with it? Nothing, other than Iran had breeder reactors that seemingly worked.
The Manhattan Project had a small group of people who weren't compartmentalized pieces. Less than a thousand, maybe even about 100. Everyone else involved had no idea of the big picture, even if some of them were informed of the main goal.
This means, the leader of the small core group had to be trusted to disseminate what and to whom and he was... jewish.
When the test finally came, they set up two groups to test against the bomb. One group was told they were to set up TNT to see if it matched the size of the bomb being set off. Then, the other group was told the same thing and now both groups are convinced they witnessed a nuclear explosion.
You got anything else? I've been over this.