Nuclear Capability / Nuclear Weapons
as:
"Little Boy & Fat Man"
"Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Knowledge is limited.
Imagination encircles the world."
(Albert Einstein)
A Juxtaposition
"Physics and Reality"
with
The Constitution
&
The Reality of Evil
His [The] belief that a reality [an evil] exists independent of our ability to observe it. As he put it in his autobiographical notes: "Physics [the U.S. Constitution] is an attempt conceptually to grasp reality [evil] as it is thought independently of its being observed. In this sense one speaks of 'physical reality' [temporal evil]."
His [The] belief in separability and locality. In other words, objects [evils] are located at certain points in spacetime [past, present and future], and this separability is part of what defines them. "If one abandons the assumption that what exists in different parts of space [planet earth] has its own independent, real existence, then I [yours truly] simply cannot see what it is that physics [the U.S. Constitution] is supposed to describe," he declared to Max Born.
His [The] belief in strict causality, which implies certainty and classical determinism. The idea that probabilities play a role in reality [in evil] was as disconcerting to him [yours truly] as the idea that our observations might play a role in collapsing those probabilities. "Some physicists [individuals], among them myself [yours truly], cannot believe," he said, "that we must accept the view that events in nature [events of history] are analogous to a game of chance." (p.461)
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Absolute Distinction(s)
Evil is Evil.
But it is the individual that defines temporal evil.
But it is the individual that defines temporal evil.
To be continued...
This analogy is dedicated to:
Nuclear Physicist & SACO/Cold War Veteran Bob (Robert) Thomas
(R I P)
&
ANONYMOUS