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

Einstein's concept of realism had three main components:

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)

Absolute Distinction(s)

Evil is Evil.  But it is the individual that defines temporal evil.

 To be continued...
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This analogy is dedicated to:
Nuclear Physicist & SACO/Cold War Veteran Bob (Robert) Thomas
(R I P)
&
ANONYMOUS