Judging Edward Teller

The biography explores the complex life of Edward Teller, a pivotal figure in the development of the hydrogen bomb. While celebrated by some as a Cold War hero, others viewed him as a symbol of destruction. This nuanced portrayal delves into the contradictions of his character, revealing the multifaceted nature of his contributions and the moral implications of his work in nuclear physics. Through this lens, the book examines the broader impact of his legacy on science and society.