Do you think if you mass drop all the important physics paper and maths paper on nuclear physics in syria - then somehow ISIS will be able to create a nuclear weapon ?
It takes an intellectually advanced society to understand another intellectually advanced nation.
If science produced in the US was actually superior, demand for US scientists would sky-rocket globally.
US education would have higher value.
And other countries will try to match the US in science funding.
> Do you think if you mass drop all the important physics paper and maths paper on nuclear physics in syria - then somehow ISIS will be able to create a nuclear weapon ?
I don't know about this particular example, but I do know that some scientific works are kept secret because they do have obvious military applications. I have only one example I'm sure of, the Orion project, but I'd be surprised if there are not lots of others.
It takes an intellectually advanced society to understand another intellectually advanced nation.
If science produced in the US was actually superior, demand for US scientists would sky-rocket globally.
US education would have higher value.
And other countries will try to match the US in science funding.