Greetings forum members,
It's been a while since we've seen a film or heard anything in the news about the suppression of advanced sciences and technologies, other than of course the dangers of nuclear technology in belligerent 3rd world countries.
My question here though is this: "if it were possible, if it has been possible, for an advanced science, or should I say, an advanced application of science, to be suppressed, a technology that could undoubtedly be more intelligent and efficient in it's application to industry, yet perhaps also more dangerous and powerful, for that technology to be suppressed, we would never know right now, would we, other than perhaps the official world of science continually hitting brick-walls of research, right?"
What would be the reasons then governments would suppress advanced technologies and could it be the case today regarding applications of nuclear physics? In an extreme case, could it be possible governments would be prefer to wait for one of their "own" citizens develop an advanced application of science as opposed to taking one from a foreigner?