October 16, 2006
I'm with Insty on This.
Reynolds:
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Let me stress that it will take several successful test explosions to convince me that North Korea really has workable nukes. Say six or eight. Anything less could be a fluke.
Absolutely. There are no nukes in North Korea unless there have been at least half a dozen tests of nuclear devices.
Cards on the table, Mr. Bad Hair.
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About 20+ years ago, a PHD student in nuclear physics assembled open literature data on how to produce an atomic bomb. The information was so accurate that his doctoral thesis was labled top secret, eyes-only. Do you really want to bet that North Korea hasn't taken advantage of the open source literature, Pakistani colaboration, and something interesting from the Chinese? My real concern is not a fission device of relatively low yield but a fusion device in the 10s of kiloton range. it is good to be skeptical but it is also good to have a sense of the science and politics behind nuclear power and explosives.
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