Aldo Rebelo

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919 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 11 Jun

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And unfortunately, science is funded, but it's not funded by curiosity.
It's got much more practical objectives and much more material drivers than scientific curiosity.
However, governments can mobilize part of their science
towards multilateral initiatives to first gather information, and once information has been compiled, to work out what's common and how to move forward.
Perhaps nothing can be solved in a first conference on that topic, but you could establish a process to shine a light on a matter that
To this day, there's only been shadows.
Exactly, because science comes from experimentation.
The steam engine has been around for two thousand years.
Someone from Egypt, from Alexandria, realized that when he heated up water, steam created mechanical energy.
But that remained as it was for 2000 years, until someone in the UK said, actually, that mechanical force, discovered by Heron from Alexandria, could actually move a steam loom.
And then Heron from Alexandria's steam engine became what drove the industrial revolution in England.
and then the military revolution, because then the UK created the steam engine and the British Navy ruled over China and then over the world.
So, this transition from experimental research and knowledge to technological knowledge and economic activity is a natural step, and humankind is familiar with it.
Most probably, Einstein wasn't thinking about the atom bomb when he thought about turning matter into energy.
But what happened was, just like the steam engine was turned into the steam gunboat,
You see, matter, uranium, was transformed into the atom bomb, which was dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
But that's how science works, for better or worse.
It seemed to have bounced, the rear end of the craft, which was completely destroyed.
There were pieces everywhere.
And the front of it, which was practically half of it, slid further and ran into a tree.
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