Some people say that the world is made up of mistakes one after another. Any little butterfly flapping its wings may affect the trajectory of history. For example, maybe in childhood Hitler saw a little butterfly one morning, and Realizing the value of life, he became a mason rather than a fascist leader.
However, the past is what has happened. Even the nuclear weapons known as Satan's Gate are now widely equipped in various countries. Although nuclear weapons threaten the future and peace of mankind in some respects, It is undeniable that fighting violence with violence is always the best way to end chaos. The initial nuclear weapons still contributed to saving the world. The only interesting question is how did Roosevelt believe in the power of atomic bombs of?
The research and development of the atomic bomb required tens of billions of dollars. Scientists described its power as if it were a natural disaster. To an ordinary person in the last century, this sounded like a fantasy. How did Roosevelt be Einstein Are these scientists convinced? The one who finally agreed to allocate the money has an intriguing little story.
In 1941, Albanmer told Roosevelt about the concept of the atomic bomb more than once. Each time, he was exhausted. It can be seen from the impatience on the president's face that Albanmer's speech was a complete failure, but in fact He has already explained the concept, power and structure of the atomic bomb in a down-to-earth manner. However, although President Roosevelt is good at political affairs, he really lacks physical knowledge.
In order to develop an atomic bomb to end this terrible World War II , Albanmer and his Einstein and other scientists have been working hard for several years. They have conducted many laboratory tests for the atomic bomb and have taken away a lot. Roosevelt had been somewhat dissatisfied with the funding of the U.S. Department of Defense. Now the technology has been matured in the laboratory, but it will cost tens of billions of dollars to actually develop it, otherwise all the efforts will be wasted.
At the end of 1941, there was not much time left for Albanmer to convince Roosevelt. At this time, he was nervous and hesitated on the street. He had already tried all the arguments he could try. He really couldn't think of any way to persuade Roosevelt. , until he remembered another great leader Napoleon . Napoleon had fought many victorious battles in his life, and his military genius was unquestionable, but his only short-sightedness and shortcoming was that he did not believe in the power of science.
So in the early morning of that day, Alban had breakfast with Roosevelt. He never talked about the power of the atomic bomb and the development process. Instead, he told another very interesting story to insinuate Roosevelt. Alban Mo said that once a craftsman suggested to Napoleon that he use steel plates to build ships and replace the sails with steam engines. At that time, Napoleon regarded the craftsman as a fool and drove him out of the office.
After Roosevelt was silent for about a minute, he stood up and left the table. The next day, Albanmer and his team received a large grant from the U.S. Department of Defense.
