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I'm your host, Dr. Abdul Alseo. All right, spoiler alert. If you haven't seen Oppenheimer, fast forward 15 seconds now.

But it ends with a scene of Oppenheimer imagining the nuclear Armageddon, his weapons will set loose on the world.

The scene is chilling because it's both real and not real at the same time.

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But say that to the descendants of the 226,000 people who died in Hiroshima and Nagasaki,

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But those are just the victims we pay attention to, the ones whose existence was destroyed or forever

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