Jason Jorjani

As some kind of a symbol system.

Yeah. Well, that's disturbing.

Yeah. Well, that's disturbing.

Yeah. Well, that's disturbing.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

By the way, speaking of lasers and laser beams, you know who invented those?

By the way, speaking of lasers and laser beams, you know who invented those?

By the way, speaking of lasers and laser beams, you know who invented those?

They invented lasers for the sake of enriching uranium.

They invented lasers for the sake of enriching uranium.

They invented lasers for the sake of enriching uranium.

That's probably going to give us a politically correct answer. But I've read the history of this. And it was done. So look, the Germans.

That's probably going to give us a politically correct answer. But I've read the history of this. And it was done. So look, the Germans.

That's probably going to give us a politically correct answer. But I've read the history of this. And it was done. So look, the Germans.

Yeah, look up, he can do this in the background while we talk. Laser isotope enrichment. The history of laser isotope enrichment. Okay, so the first really functioning coherent lasers, as far as I understand, were invented by the Germans. in the 19, I don't know, late 30s, early 40s, for the sake of enriching uranium.

Yeah, look up, he can do this in the background while we talk. Laser isotope enrichment. The history of laser isotope enrichment. Okay, so the first really functioning coherent lasers, as far as I understand, were invented by the Germans. in the 19, I don't know, late 30s, early 40s, for the sake of enriching uranium.

Yeah, look up, he can do this in the background while we talk. Laser isotope enrichment. The history of laser isotope enrichment. Okay, so the first really functioning coherent lasers, as far as I understand, were invented by the Germans. in the 19, I don't know, late 30s, early 40s, for the sake of enriching uranium.

And, you know, what we're told is that Werner Heisenberg, you know, the German physicist Werner Heisenberg?