‘Oppenheimer’ depicts a man becoming powerful—and irrelevant

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

https://thebulletin.org/2023/08/oppenheimer-depicts-a-man-becoming-powerful-and-irrelevant/

Well, I do agree that  has a very compelling landscape and
culture.

"Today it seems an incredibly naïve idea: 80 years later,
the United States is still spending a billion dollars every five days to
maintain its nuclear weapons."  I guess Nolan expects everyone to get the
DVD for their non-existent DVD players to see the specials?  🤷

"recognizing that the bomb “will fall on the just
and unjust alike,” adding that he did not wish the
culmination of three centuries of physics to be a weapon of mass
destruction."  Kinda funny that it's put that way.  Physics has always
been used for its material use for war.  It started right with arrows
flying through the air.