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Anti-Ballistic Missiles - Through Thick and Thin
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Series I: The Ironmongers
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Moderated by Adrea Rosenberg. Samuel T. Cohen describes the logical fallacies used by those for and against building an anti-ballistic missile system. H. Prescott Sleeper believes that the money that would have gone to building an anti-ballistic missile system should go towards finding peaceful applications of nuclear energy and that the use of nuclear weapons, especially in the atmosphere, could possibly have grave consequences.
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Moderated by Adrea Rosenberg. Samuel T. Cohen describes the logical fallacies used by those for and against building an anti-ballistic missile system. H. Prescott Sleeper believes that the money that would have gone to building an anti-ballistic missile system should go towards finding peaceful applications of nuclear energy and that the use of nuclear weapons, especially in the atmosphere, could possibly have grave consequences.
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00:00:00 Adrea Rosenberg begins 00:01:12 Rosenberg begins 00:01:13 Samuel T. Cohen begins 00:18:05 Cohen ends 00:18:24 H. Prescott Sleeper begins 00:34:20 Sleeper ends 00:34:29 Questions from the audience begin 00:45:06 End of tape
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Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry
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Gayer, John
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Sleeper, H. Prescott
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Collis, Ronald Thomas H., 1920-
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Cohen, S. T.
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1968-04-17
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