A: No, Russell sent a telegram.
Q: Excuse me. Maybe it was Fromm who said...
A: No, no. Fromm has made yet another plea.
Q: Then it must have been Pauling who said...
A: Stop. You just cannot learn. It was Pauling who testified.
Q: Testified about what?
A: Well you might have read that the leftist chemist testified that U.S. bomb tests caused genetic harm to present and future generations; or, the Nobel-Prize winning scientist testified that Soviet bomb tests do the same thing. It depends, of course.
Q: While we're on the subject of individuals, let me ask you about Henry Kissinger?
A: Studying the complexities.
Q: Of what?
A: Of the situation.
Q: I see. And Professor Hoffmann?
A: Making the difficult distinctions.
Q: And Leo Szilard?
A: Leo Szilard is exploring new approaches.
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Walter Lippmann 1889-1974
