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“They thought the Allies would be desperate to “buy” their reactor research in the postwar era. Apparently they were not moved to check to…

— Gregory Benford

“The war had funneled men and women into familiar channels. Anton’s girls were performing their impressions of what girls were supposed to be like.”

— Gregory Benford

“Ah, I see your point. I did assist on the Okinawa drop, as the British representative. Quite simple, after we’d seen the Berlin effects.…

— Gregory Benford

“Dawidoff, Nicholas. The Catcher Was a Spy: The Mysterious Life of Moe Berg. New York: Vintage, 1994. de”

— Gregory Benford

Everybody feels he has a right to a life of luxury - or at least comfort - so there's a lot of frustration and…

— Gregory Benford

“In fact, it took the resources of three countries to produce the bomb: the United States, Great Britain, and Canada. But there was more…

— Gregory Benford

“All our bright minds,” Feynman said sardonically, “and we can’t figure how to stop the enemy from dumping dirt on us.” Freeman said with…

— Gregory Benford

“Moe Berg. Until he’s finished reading a paper, he considers it ‘alive’ and refuses to let anyone else touch it. When he’s done, it’s…

— Gregory Benford

“Tests showed there was no enrichment. “They’re just slinging purified uranium at us, straight from the mines,” Bob said. But the next week Bob…

— Gregory Benford

One of the laws of nature," Gordon said, "is that half the people have got to be below average.""For a Gaussian distribution, yeah," Cooper…

— Gregory Benford

“I knew personally many figures in this novel: Harold Urey, who greeted me at the grad students reception at UCSD in 1963; Karl Cohen,…

— Gregory Benford

“Right. Isn’t that how science works?” Redwing grinned. “If you don’t understand, do an experiment.”

— Gregory Benford