This is a classic example of the adage that physics progresses through a succession of funerals — of the pioneers who could not live with the consequences of their most radical work.
This relatively recent event constituted the most radical economic, social, and demographic shift in the entire long history of mankind, and its consequences not only reverberate but continue to gather momentum today.
Yet, Kuwait's Gulf neighbors, led by Saudi Arabia, which have done so much to foment conflict in Syria by underwriting the most radical insurgents, have done little to deal with the consequences.
"The most radical remain in the fight: that is the most alarming consequence of letting Aleppo come under siege," she said.
Microbiologist Dr Chris Van Tulleken completes the team's examination of clouds with a study of one of the most radical ideas in meteorology - that some clouds are alive and as a consequence are more likely to form rain than others.
Mei Fong, author of One Child: The Story Of China's Most Radical Experiment, a book about the one-child policy and its consequences published in English this year, tried unsuccessfully to have her book distributed in Chinese.
Piłsudski had no plans for major reforms; he quickly distanced himself from the most radical of his left-wing supporters, declaring that his coup was to be a "revolution without revolutionary consequences".
Justice Antonin Scalia, delivering his own dissent in the courtroom, said the majority had affirmed "what is perhaps the most radical injunction issued by a court in our nation's history". He added, "terrible things are sure to happen as a consequence of this outrageous order". Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Clarence Thomas also dissented.
"The most radical changes have already happened".
(The most radical changes were never made).
