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Daily Archives: September 30, 2016
The Fermi Paradox and Nuclear Terrorism: Where are the Mushroom Clouds?
29 September marked the birthday of Enrico Fermi, one of the 20th centuries more noted physicists. It was Fermi that posed the famous paradox, since named after him, on the probability of extraterrestrial intelligence. To mark the occasion I reproduce … Continue reading
Posted in International Relations and Global Security, Philosophy and Science
Tagged Global Security, International relations, Knowledge, Nuclear terrorism, Nuclear Weapons, Terrorism, Uranium Enrichment
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