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Martin Bauer
Martin Bauer
16 ago, 02:51·
Perché il governo avrebbe potuto classificare i risultati della fisica nucleare negli anni '40 e '50? È un vero enigma. Devono aver avuto paura della fisica oltre il modello standard decenni prima che fosse formulato.
Camus
Camus14 ago, 05:18
Eric Weinstein reveals a shocking truth: Physics is the only field where free speech is legally restricted. Under the "Born Secret" doctrine, even thinking about certain physics concepts—without government clearance—can violate the 1917 Espionage Act. Since 1973, the Lagrangian (physics' core equation) hasn’t changed. New ideas? Suppressed. Nobel Prizes? Stagnant. Meanwhile, exploring radical concepts (like multiple time dimensions) gets you slammed. Why? Because physics shifts global power. The Department of Energy is really the Department of Physics—and they’re terrified of what might be discovered. Think that’s wild? Look up: Restricted Data, Atomic Energy Acts, Q Clearance. The most dangerous ideas aren’t just classified—they’re illegal to conceive.
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