Titlebook: Uncommon Sense; N. Metropolis,Gian-Carlo Rota,J. Robert Oppenheime Book 1984 Birkh?user Boston 1984 cls.atom.fission.nuclear physics.scien

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An Inward Look,ring. It is a long time since anyone has spoken, on behalf of this country, of our future or the world’s future in a way that suggested complete integrity, some freshness of spirit and a touch of the plausible.

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The Open Mind,m prospects for the maintenance of peace, for the preservation of freedom, for the flourishing and growth of the humane values of our civilization. He seemed to have in mind that it might be well for people, even in his small college, to try to take some part in turning these prospects to a happier

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Science in Being,s, what the responsibility is in regard to the varied and rich traditions of the United States. I take that view, though I am not sure that I will be able to make it fully clear—I am not even sure that it is quite clear to me—at least in part because it seems to me that the only way to think of rese

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An Inward Look,ifest, we begin to see traits in American society of which we were barely aware, and which in this context appear as grievous disabilities. Perhaps the first thus to come to attention is our inability to give an account of our national purposes, intentions, and hopes that is at once honest and inspi

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