Note: I'm not a WWII history buff, so if there's any significant misinterpretation of relevant history here, I welcome corrections in the comments.In December 1944, Joseph Rotblat, a physicist working on the Manhattan project, resigned. He had reasoned that Germany had most likely abandoned its bomb project, and so his initial reason for working on the bomb was no longer valid.[1] He would later ask himself:Why did other scientists not make the same decision? […]there were many scientists for