The Real Story of Oppenheimer | Hero or Villain? | Dhruv Rathee

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Recently, the movie "Oppenheimer" took the internet by storm, captivating audiences worldwide. However, what many might not realize is that this gripping film is rooted in the true story of Scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer, who played a pivotal role in conducting a momentous nuclear test. In a daring and historic experiment, Oppenheimer initiated the detonation of the first nuclear bomb, an event that surpassed all expectations with its resounding success. Yet, this triumph came with a heavy price, as it ushered in a period of profound chaos and uncertainty.Prepare to be engrossed in the captivating narrative of "Oppenheimer" and discover the profound questions it raises about heroism, the consequences of scientific breakthroughs, and the fine line between progress and destruction. Don't miss Dhruv Rathee's enlightening video, where the intriguing story of J. Robert Oppenheimer unfolds before your eyes.

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[dhruvrathee]

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[DevLances]

*The best thing I got from watching Dhruv's videos is Being encouraged in Scientific Spirit, the way he explains is just a gem for Youtube recommendations.*

[hardikzala]

Oppenheimer's story is a warning to the world on AI

- Christopher Nolan

[abrarahmad]

To all the people who are confused about his personality, he was neither a hero nor a villain rather he was another human who was in dilemma about his choice between loyalty to his country or his obligations to the humanity.

[Randhawa_BrothersJH]

This man is the best content creator in my perspective. I think he should be posting more videos related to physics

[thems]

i think openhiemmer is not only film its also a lesson for those who consider war as a last resort.

[mksmar]

_"We knew the world wouldn't be the same. A few people LAUGH, A few people CRIED but the Most people were SILENT."_
- J. ROBERT OPPENHEIMER.

[tingtongpeekaboo]

People are not born heroes or villains; they're created by the people around them.
-Chris Colfer

[NAKNexus]

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[ansumanpatnaik]

The last scene in the movie when Oppenheimer says to Einstein that the chain reaction had started, it was literal goosebumps. Couldn't have been a better ending to this movie. Coming out of theatre scared me a bit that a nuclear catastrope can happen at any point of time and might wipe off human existence.

[vasuchauhan]

A great example of how in real life the concept of hero and villain doesn't really exist

[SAS.]

The last conversation between Albert and Oppenheimer was worth all the movie and showed the true reality of Nuclear Weapons

[naveeshreddy]

Dr. Homi J Bhabha, the father of Indian Nuclear Power Programme, played a prominent role in peaceful use of nuclear and for the formation of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). He was the Chair of the first International Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, held in Geneva in 1955.

Dhruv Rathee Please make a video on role of nuclear power for civilian use (i.e. power generation & many other applications) and in combating climate change.

[ronitchand]

The man is making the youth and young generation understand things in a most effective way making everything easier to understand.

[pranavkuddimelly]

Last quote with Albert was goosebumps . " I believe we did"

[yashroy]

I watched Oppenheimer yesterday and the last scene in which Dr. Oppenheimer exchanges words with Albert Einstein was so good that it literally gave me goosebumps.
Oppenheimer says to Einstein “the first time i showed you the calculations of the nuclear fission we were troubled that if it would create an unstoppable chain reaction that would ignite the whole atmosphere and destroy the world
then Einstein says - “so what of it” and Oppenheimer replies - “we just did that”
🥶

[ankitadas]

"I am death, the destroyer of the world" his eyes at the time he spoke these lines was legendary.

[MotivationalWings-cuvq]

"I NEED PHYSICS MORE THAN FRIENDS "~J. ROBERT OPPENHEIMER 🥹🥹 Heart touching line

[Asu-flhi]

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[jyotsnawadekar]

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