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Probably the conspiracy theory about scientists dying suspiciously, that’s just pure statistical noise
As opposed to the real hit on science by the sleeper cell of idiocy in the White House.
In 1962, Egypt's Missile Program Lost Its Key Scientist Without a Trace
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> hunting its top scientists [...] this discourages other scientists from following that career path I take it you mean this literally (assassinations) rather than figuratively (getting hired by the competition). > In recent years US has been hit so hard Any evidence of this? Other than the storm in a cup that was the recent news of "dead scientists" that turned out to be a nothingburger. The idea sounds very plausib…
You don't normally hear about these things if/when they happen, there is no official reaction, and you don't normally hear about the retaliation, either. That being said: https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/21/us/deaths-disappearances-...
Fortunately governments dont care about reddit sentiment and they seem to be looking, per the CNN article.
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#36Lots of shady missile deals went down in West Asia/North Africa in the 60/70s. Somewhat related: Israel was collaborating with Iran on missile projects but allegedly planned to deceive them by providing outdated missiles while using Iranian funds to develop superior versions for themselves [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Project_Flower
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#37https://www.intelligence.org.il/?module=articles&item_id=16&...
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> hunting its top scientists [...] this discourages other scientists from following that career path I take it you mean this literally (assassinations) rather than figuratively (getting hired by the competition). > In recent years US has been hit so hard Any evidence of this? Other than the storm in a cup that was the recent news of "dead scientists" that turned out to be a nothingburger. The idea sounds very plausib…
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
> hunting its top scientists [...] this discourages other scientists from following that career path I take it you mean this literally (assassinations) rather than figuratively (getting hired by the competition). > In recent years US has been hit so hard Any evidence of this? Other than the storm in a cup that was the recent news of "dead scientists" that turned out to be a nothingburger. The idea sounds very plausib…
Probably the conspiracy theory about scientists dying suspiciously, that’s just pure statistical noise