I would have probably been greatly bored by any book that didn't bring some sort of fiction element into its discussion. I don't think such feeling could possibly be expressed if I had not been forced to imagine nuclear holocaust in my own future, and instead just shown it through someone else's past. At first, infact, I thought maybe this book was not relevant for a chemistry book. However, the more I thought about it, the more I realized what greater a topic to better see the many "gifts" nuclear chemistry has provided us, then to see what mans tamperings with nature have taught us, and many times taught to us with the inability to be taken back.

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