Famous nuclear physicist killed (head of the European Patent Office!)

[Cloxxki]

While these investigators have the rep of being extremely dull, and basically failed researchers, I have always been attracted to their work. They get to study so many innovative work, see so much prior art, and explanations on why this prior art was no good.
You'd need to be stubbornly stupid to not come up with something good of yourself. Invention through built knowledge, even if talent might have been lacking. The short comment an investigato (bicycle sciences specialist, I suppose) put on a grant I co-authored, showed huge in-depth understanding of the "science" at hand.

On a side note, EPO is way too efficient to be charging fees they do. They have serious trouble spending it all. Co-workers are UN personnel, don't pay national taxes. Manage to land a receptionist level job there, and you're DONE. Job for life (no pun intended), a good life. Just super-hard to get in there, even if they know your value and addition to the company.

A neclear physicist reviewing pace maker designs...if those fields cross-match, that could get interesting, "too" interesting.

[Cherryman]

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A nuclear physicist reviewing pace maker designs...if those fields cross-match, that could get interesting, "too" interesting.

That will give a whole new meaning to the phrase: "A radiant heart"

[mscoffman]

Pacemakers powered externally;

Don't forget that opening a door to let
some thing in, will open it to let something
out also.

:MarkSCoffman