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...nothing to suggest that it will work in the future. Not only have past missile defense schemes—from Patriot Missiles to the Bush administration’s missile interceptor plans—failed, but every available option is inherently easy to fool. As Nobel laureate physicist Steven Weinberg argues, it is impossible to tell whether a missile is loaded or a decoy based on its trajectory above the Earth’s atmosphere. Hence it will always be possible to bypass a ballistic missile defense system, even if an accurate one were developed eventually...
...Weinberg exclaimed when he heard the news of Chalife’s Nobel prize. Now a trial lawyer at a law firm in Northampton, Mass., Weinberg said after a pensive pause that he did not remember Chalfie as a scientist during their time together at the College...
...would always identify himself as a swimmer—Marty was on the Harvard swim team,” Weinberg said...
...Weinberg recalled that he once walked in on Chalfie shaving his legs in preparation for a swim meet...
...about the weirdest thing you could ever imagine,” Weinberg said. He then excused himself from the interview to give his former roommate a call...