and I'm struck by the similarities between ITER and World War I at the end of 1914.
Back then, the losses had been so mind-boggling that no one was willing to make peace without "getting something." Just saying, "You know what? This was all a mistake. Let's just stop!" was never a winning argument.
So the money keeps getting poured down the ITER drain.
and I'm struck by the similarities between ITER and World War I at the end of 1914.
Back then, the losses had been so mind-boggling that no one was willing to make peace without "getting something." Just saying, "You know what? This was all a mistake. Let's just stop!" was never a winning argument.
So the money keeps getting poured down the ITER drain.