That's gotta be it. I know that when you buy fertilizer at the local feed store you always get a set of instructions for building a bomb with it.
>>>I suppose it's possible that they found them during a search for oil. Kind of like the Dead Sea Scrolls. They could have been in an earthen jar left by a scribe in the 3rd century AD. What's so hard to believe?
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>>Look, you can't buy any foodstuffs around here without a recipe printed somewhere on the package... it's just good marketing. If you sell margarine and attach a recipe to it, then they'll discover they need eggs too, and another pack of margarine.
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>Ah, so you figure maybe they bought uranium for other simpler purposes, and these were printed on the inside of the packaging? Ok, I can buy that.
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