Science and GovernmentHarvard University Press, 1961 - 88 pages Examines the problem of how governments can most effectively make use of scientists, and tells the story of the wartime enmity between two powerful British scientists. |
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... kind of joke . Tizard , as I mentioned , had a tongue which was harsh , which could be rough with preten- tious persons , but which was in the long run good- natured . Lindemann's had the bitter edge of repres- sion . I remember being ...
... kind of joke . Tizard , as I mentioned , had a tongue which was harsh , which could be rough with preten- tious persons , but which was in the long run good- natured . Lindemann's had the bitter edge of repres- sion . I remember being ...
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... kind of thinking . History and science do not work that way . If one is not existing in the immediate presence of gadgets , it is a little less impossible to keep a kind of rudimentary common sense . The news of the first atomic pile ...
... kind of thinking . History and science do not work that way . If one is not existing in the immediate presence of gadgets , it is a little less impossible to keep a kind of rudimentary common sense . The news of the first atomic pile ...
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... kind diffused through government , the num- ber of people helping to influence secret choices is bound to increase . That is true . In my view , and it is one of the points from which I started , it would be a real gain . It is a clear ...
... kind diffused through government , the num- ber of people helping to influence secret choices is bound to increase . That is true . In my view , and it is one of the points from which I started , it would be a real gain . It is a clear ...
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