Martin Cohen
“The thing about nuclear is it's a zombie energy program. It died when it was invented. It served no purpose when it was invented. The reality of nuclear for all the greenwashing that goes on nowadays, the reality is it was a cover for producing uranium for nuclear weapons.”
Martin Cohen
“The thing about nuclear is it's a zombie energy program. It died when it was invented. It served no purpose when it was invented. The reality of nuclear for all the greenwashing that goes on nowadays, the reality is it was a cover for producing uranium for nuclear weapons.”
Martin Cohen is an author specializing in popular books in philosophy, social science and politics. His writing ranges widely as he likes to make connections between different areas and ideas. As well as
The Doomsday Machine: the World’s Most Dangerous Fuel, a book that Matthew Wald described in the
New York Times as a “polemic against the atom”, but Graham Nash, of Rock & Roll fame, defended vigorously as “a well-reasoned and thoughtful perspective on the real costs of nuclear power”, other books include
Paradigm Shift: How Expert Opinions Keep Changing on Life, the Universe and Everything, two ‘
for Dummies’ books, and even a look at food science, called,
I Think Therefor I Eat, which blends philosophy and food offering surprising insights into why everything we eat makes us fat, and seems to have more to do with laboratories than farms. He is a Visiting Research Fellow in Philosophy at the University of Hertfordshire (UK) as well as a Visiting Lecturer in English and Social Science at the University of Pau (France). He is also Editor of
The Philosopher, one of the world’s oldest philosophical magazines with a tradition of writing "philosophy for all."