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The conditions for the Twin Nuclei Problem began at the end of World War II, with the use of atomic fission bombs to force Japan's surrender. | The conditions for the Twin Nuclei Problem began at the end of World War II, with the use of atomic fission bombs to force Japan's surrender. | ||
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[[The Big Nap]] is the history accompanying the Twin Nuclei Problem, and describes the operation of society characterized by magical thinking, that nothing truly bad can happen. | [[The Big Nap]] is the history accompanying the Twin Nuclei Problem, and describes the operation of society characterized by magical thinking, that nothing truly bad can happen. | ||