The atomic bomb was built with 1940s technology. The hydrogen bomb was built with 1950s technology. Considering that, the only thing that really surprises me is that more countries haven’t developed them by now.
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I wish I was cool enough to get a big boy car. :(
Thank you! That was what I was thinking of!
I have a vague memory of one or two other weird giant buildings Gernsback proposed. Am I misremembering?
“And also, um, one of them was The Joker. Why not?”
A guy tried to light his underwear on fire on an airplane and got called a terrorist, so I don’t see why these guys should be spared.
You shut your mouth about BeOS. BeOS was awesome.
I never said he did! Jeez!
Yeah, I think you’re a little quick to dismiss the criticism of Huxley. His problem with Jews had nothing to do with religion.
Man, I can’t count the number of times I was feeling a major allergy attack coming on and I reached for the benadryl only to accidentally take quaaludes by accident because I don’t have my glasses on...
Her first name is surprisingly apt.
From Kristin’s Facebook post: “This has ruined his belief in Santa.”
People don’t seem to remember that MacArthur told a journalist that he wanted to nuke the Chinese in 1950. He said it half-joking, but if there had been no Hiroshima and Nagasaki I have no doubt he would have done it and Truman would have signed off on it.
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Countdown to Looking Glass is better. And based on actual military war gaming. Plus, the whole thing is on YouTube.
I think the above still applies.
Doesn’t sound logical to me.
How weird is it when James Earl Jones suddenly shows up in the back of that bomber?
I’m betting the 2015 version includes a lot more countries, especially in West and Central Asia.
I’m guessing West Berliners didn’t expect otherwise considering the only way they could leave their own city was by air. Much like Californians keep living there knowing their cities could be wiped out any day now by a massive earthquake.