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Today's episode is about Jay Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the Atomic Bomb,

and the subject of the new sensational film by Christopher Nolan.

It's not every week that I choose to do a podcast episode based on a movie I just saw.

And this is probably the first week I've ever done a podcast episode about a movie I just saw.

But of course, Oppenheimer is not just a movie.

If you wanted to know, think about the answer to the question,

what's the most important thing that's ever happened for the human race?

You think about the candidates for that question.

Maybe it's the comment smashing into the Yucatan Peninsula, which killed up the dinosaurs,

which probably carved out some room for us weak small mammals.

Maybe this is an answer to the question I quite like.

The moment that one of the descendants of Genghis Khan was about to invade,

and very likely conquer all of Eastern and maybe even Central Europe,

Ogadai Khan died back in Mongolia and they had to pull back their forces.

And so there's this alternate history where the Mongols would have conquered not just

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