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|content=So by simply getting rid of most of the failed 1928-1947 leadership and focusing on the most promising untested physicists, a $12K slush fund in today's dollars changed history ending a two decade stagnation debuting Feynman's Path Integral, the Lamb Shift & the two Meson theory. | |content=So by simply getting rid of most of the failed 1928-1947 leadership and focusing on the most promising untested physicists, a $12K slush fund in today's dollars changed history ending a two decade stagnation debuting [[Richard Feynman|Feynman's]] Path Integral, the Lamb Shift & the two Meson theory. | ||
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|content=According to many of the participants these three conferences (but particularly Shelter Island) were the most important conferences of their entire careers. Feynman was in his late 20s. This is how you get unstuck. How you build leadership. How you stop failing year after year... | |content=According to many of the participants these three conferences (but particularly [[Shelter Island Conference (1947)|Shelter Island]]) were the most important conferences of their entire careers. [[Richard Feynman|Feynman]] was in his late 20s. This is how you get unstuck. How you build leadership. How you stop failing year after year... | ||
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|content=I don’t think that’s the issue Joseph. At all. | |content=I don’t think that’s the issue Joseph. At all. | ||
Feynman, Glashow, Wilczek never found them objectively or absolutely compelling. | [[Richard Feynman|Feynman]], Glashow, Wilczek never found them objectively or absolutely compelling. | ||
[[String Theory|String theorists]] like Friedan have written harshly of the Failures. | [[String Theory|String theorists]] like Friedan have written harshly of the Failures. | ||