In his first lines of dialogue, he details his project for the Bland corporation, and he later pulls out a slide rule to calculate the half life of cobalt thorium G, determining that a society that had ten females to each male was needed for humans to survive for a hundred years in underground mines.
One character asks another about this character's name, commenting that, "That ain't no kraut name, is it, Stainsy?", whereupon we learn that his name used to be Merkwurkdigliebe [merk-work-dig-liebe]. In his first lines of dialogue, he details his project for the Bland corporation, and he later pulls out a slide rule to calculate the half life of cobalt thorium G, determining that a society that had ten females to each male was needed for humans to survive for a hundred years in underground mines. Realizing he can walk with an exclamation of "Mein Fuhrer!," this is, FTP, which fictional former Nazi physicist employed to save the United States from the Doomsday Device, played by Peter Sellers in a work subtitled How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb?
One character asks another about this character's name, commenting that, "That ain't no kraut name, is it, Stainsy?"
Dr. {Strangelove} [accept {Merkwurkdigliebe} early]