Did Oppenheimer Know Bombs Kill People?
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#news #memes #oppenheimer
Oppenheimer: "I have become death, destroyer or worlds..."
Truman: "Crybaby"
You just KNOW that nerd was practicing that line in the mirror that whole week
Bhagwan Krishna: Lmao
@@testiculartorsion6047 lol
Truman was the one who actually made the decision to drop the bombs. To him, Oppenheimer would have certainly seemed like a weak reed.
@@warlordofbritannia He was. The firebombing campaign killed far more than the nukes. Yet Oppenheimer grew a conscience after building a bomb he knew would kill people.
You don't get to design weapons and play innocent after.
"Now I realise, too late, what Project Japslayer Megabomb was truly about" had me rolling
Makes me wonder if it's going to be censored if it even plays over there
That's because you are ignorant to the History behind the development of the bomb, it was made with the intention of ending WW2 and all the bloodshed that came with it but it soon became clear that both the US and the URSS would start pointing this bombs at one another and we really got very close from dying many times in the last century.
@@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881that’s not a real line
damn
@@Person-lk1vs NUH UH
Oppenheimer: "This bomb is horrifying and we are at fault for this, we cant live with ourselves"
Truman: " *NUH-UH* "
Truman:”Who’s this we? You speaking French?”
MacArthur: "Come on, Mr President! Let me drop ten nukes on Korea and I'll sort this all out!"
Truman: "NUH-UH!"
@@tskmaster3837 Truman: "Let's drop 300 (three hundred) nukes on the USSR instead"
Truman: Look at little Oppenheimer, gonna cry?
@@tskmaster3837MacArthur:I wanna drop so many nukes we create a radiation border, c'mon sir.
I find it interesting people clown on Oppenheimer for trying to take responsibility for his actions, and not president Truman for saying "it'll come out in the wash" when Oppenheimer talks about the blood of innocent people on his hands.
Right? Plus it could’ve been any other scientist who would’ve made that bomb. It was only a matter of time. At least we got the guy who had the decency to be horrified upon the scope of the results.
I just find it sad and pathetic. The internet is full of morons and children that can't comprehend. I get it's a joke and a meme, but clearly there are people who think it was as simple as making a bomb and then having a surprised Pikachu face.
If somebody sets off a large firework, do they stare at it and think. "Oh I set off a large firework and it made a big bang, Guess there is nothing remarkable about that and therefore it provokes no reaction"
No, because if you are a normal human then it most certainly startles, shocks, and scares the shit out of you. Simply knowing it's going to be a large explosion isn't comparable to actually experiencing the full sight and sound of it when it goes off. Fireworks have a level of unpredictability about them. Things can go wrong. You don't know exactly what is going to happen. And even if it does go as expected you're still going to experience some shock and awe.
Now we have a man who had no choice but to make the most gigantic and most deadly weapon known to man, on an unprecedented scale, breaking new ground scientifically, and then witnessing the result of this major event, knowing that this monstrously large fireball will be used to obliterate a large number of living beings.
It was ultimately Truman’s decision to use the bombs-one might suspect he had his own projected guilt to deal with. “The Buck Stops Here” was his unofficial slogan, after all.
@@warlordofbritannia Ok, but seeing it in context, the Japanese Empire was absolutely asking for it. They were already downplaying the first nuke at the time they were training children to use bamboo spears and suicide grenade attacks.
(inb4 "Le Soviet invasion of Manchuria!!!" First off: It started HOURS before the second nuke, and the Japanese weren't giving any signs of surrendering. Secondly: The Soviets did not just suddenly materialize in the border. They were building up troops for a good while before the invasion, and the Japanese still didn't give a flying fuck and were more than ready to fight them.)
@@DonVigaDeFierro
Indeed. The effect of the atomic bombs were more psychological than physical; the shock is what finally broke the will to resist among Japanese leadership, though their means had already all but vanished. The Soviet invasion reinforced that they had to surrender and surrender now-to the Americans.
People in past:"That is a tragic fate"
People now:"LOL! Bozo didn't know bombs go BOOM!!"
@@Sridarsh i thought blud died out 2 months ago
@@Sridarsh ok bozo
@@Sridarsh ok bozo
@@Sridarsh L+Bozo
@@OfficialAceFilms damm it did? tf is it now
Mr Oppen, I'm afraid to inform you that your creation, "Japmelter 3000 Megaladon Ultrakill", has been used in... an unexpected manner.
There's a Mitchell and Webb skit about this
"Mr President... I have blood on my hands. It turns out Project Jap-killer 9000 was a weapon of terror, not a resolver of peace..."
@John Hammond then Mr president said "I gave the order to drop it si stop your whining. Grow a pair!"
BLOOD IS FUEL
HELL IS JAPAN
id recommend you to change the bomb name so annoying ultrakill fans dont come
We're sorry Oppenheimer, we didn't know mission "erase Japan from the world map" would ever turn out like this
who couldve seen the tragedy caused by "civilian execution bomb" coming?
oh no i am now vishnu the deatharino
To be fair, it was more of a mission "threaten Stalin at the peace conference" than "erase Japan from the world map"
They actually had plans to erase _USSR_ from the world map (operation "unthinkable"), but kept postponing it, untill scrapping it altogether
More ignorant comments from children.
@@cooltwittertag he strongly disagreed with the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
The nuance of the situation wasn’t that he was unaware of what he was creating but the sheer scale of death of what it would unleash. He was prepared for a bomb, for some death, it was war time and viewed as a necessity but upon seeing the results of his creation, he realised what he had unleashed. To dumb it down, it’d be like pranking someone with an allergy, thinking it would give them hives or something but you end up killing them, only after the deed is done do you finally understand.
People aren’t mocking him because they think he’s a moron who didn’t know that he was making a bomb, they’re mocking him because they think he’s fake, and just wants to play innocent after contributing to the most dangerous weapon in the world. Probably not wanting to look bad in the pages of history or something. To use another analogy, it’s like violently shooting someone from a fit of rage and then feeling bad about it, and saying it was the rage that blinded you, even though you made a conscious decision to pull the trigger on someone. Or another analogy considering someone already brought it up, it’s like a UA-camr who did "shitty things" with kids and then having the gull to cry about it in a UA-cam apology.
I believe this feeling probably stems from us not really knowing what Oppenheimer was personally like, he’s just a guy we read in history, so there will always be a lot of disconnect. Is he a man who finally came to the realization of the true horrors he had unleashed onto the world, all from his pursuit of science? Or is he a flake trying to play innocent after knowing full well that he was designing a bomb to kill droves of people, even if most of his understanding of it was theoretical?
@@dajokahbaby1506 I kinda see your point, it’s a sort disconnect since people didn’t know him as a person simply as a historical figure and I suppose since most people’s knowledge of him stems from just knowing about his involvement with the bomb and his famous speech, they just come to their own conclusions and meme on it.
@@dajokahbaby1506f he was faking it, why would he go the extra mile and confront pres Truman and other members of the project, so much so that he was entitled the nickname “Crybaby”, wouldn’t he just present himself as unaware to the media and journalists if he just wanted to clear his public image?
I think he learned his lesson lmao
People conveniently leave out that the Manhattan Project was started in response to the Nazi atom bomb project. We know with the hindsight of history that their project died in 1942, but no common person without intelligence access would know it. Beating the Nazis to the bomb was important, and by the time they surrendered, most people expected and certainly hoped for Japan to surrender before an invasion of the home islands. Again, Nazis surrender in May, Japan surrenders in August.
Oppy was the goofiest goober
He is such a silly creature
Such goofy and silly
Wanky noodle
"Your honor, it is quite obivous that my client here was just being a silly goose !"
Pov openheimmer doing a little trolling :
Just being Selly guys
What could possibly go wrong
I think the reason why Oppenheimer was so distraught over the bomb is because he got to see the scale of it. It’s easy for many to downplay something like the nuclear bomb but seeing it in action must of been awe inspiring and horrifying.
The Art of Deduction has a fantastic video on it.
Exactly. We've all been born in a world where a mushroom cloud is a recognisable shape. We live at a time after these bombs were used, and after decades of being capable of wiping ourselves out in nuclar mutual destruction. We live in a world where nuclear reactors are common, where space travel is possible, where nuclear fission is nothing compared to fusion. To us, an atomic bomb is a part of the world, a part of reality.
But not for Oppenheimer. He was born in a world that only knew destruction at a specific magnitude. To behold the atomic bomb for the first time, and to be aware that you've been at the center of its creation. To know that this seemingly impossible destruction was always possible within the boudaries of reality, and only now it's been made manifest...
Jesus Christ, I can't imagine how he ever managed to cope with it. You can tell when you see pictures of him as an old man. Most men get fatter as they age, even people with stressful yet sedentary jobs like doctors and presidents. But he was a skeleton of a man, and he was only 60 when he gave that famous interview. He died at 62.
and that without knowing the after effects it will have on the land years after
@@dylanhelvetios2300 Atomic bombs are actually relatively clean. Hiroshima and Nagasaki are still around today, and they have no more radiation in them than a typical city in Japan. Most of the radiation is gone within two weeks
I guess he truely know the extent of distruction he did bring to earth down to the atoms. Shit imagine melting kids alive he most likely know that too.
@@jerry3790 source?
When Nolan said “It’s OppenTime” right before he blew up Poland for a 30 second practical shot I knew this movie would be epic
i feel the radiation radiating inside of me
TBH nothing would change for poles
@@sauronplugawy3866 that is a regular tuesday afternoon for the polski
Truly one of the scenes of all time
Should have strapped you into the bomb myself.
Oppenheimer *helps creates nukes*
Oppenheimer: I have made a severe and countinuous lapse in judgement...
this reminds me of the creator of the Gatling gun, who invented the Gatling gun so that people would realise how destructive war is.
I feel like there were other ways to go about it. No matter how destructive a weapon is, there will be those who wish to harness it, there will always be a retard willing to end everything and everyone.
And then the US be like "Lmao, GAU-8 on wings"
Man creates planet destroying bomb to show how horrifying war is:
Militaries start stockpiling them:
@@gianttacogod reasonable military, very short sighted Man, both ways.
@@gianttacogod In a way, the fear of nuclear war brought the longest period of uninterrupted peace in centuries. Yes, we had proxy wars, and "special operations", but never a direct war between two superpowers, and the major wars (Korea), were stopped when both sides threatened to use nuclear weapons.
"I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" is what this speech is remembered for, but I think "A few people laughed, a few people cried, most people were silent" is the most chilling part of it. Poor man. I hope he found peace.
My man Oppenheimer was Arjuna all along 😔😔
a few people laughed, a few people died, most people were a family guy
@@bevweb Hehe, look Lois, I invented the nuclear bomb
Wasn't the original quote about becoming Time, not Death?
The guy was screwing his friends wife. This man deserves eternal torment just for that.
As a chemist, I understand Oppenheimer’s reaction. We tend to ask “can we”, not “should we.”
Nice Jurassic Park reference
what have you done
@@doodelbopgames I made sarin once, just to see if I could. I then had to explain to my university why I made a schedule 1 chemical weapon. Nobody got hurt but it was still stupid.
Can u cook
@@Brother_K Drop the tutorial
"I am become drunk, the driver of cars" - J Robert Oppenheimer, father of the booze cruise
This ain't even Oppenheimer's craziest prank yet 💀
Oppenheimer should have been Jesse’s alias
@@warlordofbritannia "This shit is the bomb, yo"
lol
869 👍
Oh I can make a weapon worse than this. Far, far worse. COMMENCE THE ELECTROMAGNETIC MIRV ATTACK. FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF ELECTRICITY WILL CAUSE FAR MORE DEATHS THAN ANY TERRORIST ATTACK COULD. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS WILL BE DEAD, POSSIBLY MILLIONS, AND ALL FROM A REPURPOSED ICBM DESIGNED TO CARRY 32 ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE BOMBS, CAPABLE OF CAUSING BLACKOUTS ALL ACROSS A LARGE AREA OF A CONTINENT, AND THE ENTIRETY OF SMALLER ONES.
Another thing to note is that the projections for the strength of the atomic bomb were way off, Oppenheimer expected it to be much weaker than the bomb ended up being.
And on top of that, they all seriously disagreed with the bombing of Nagasaki (but he was upset they couldn't have it ready in time to help with Germany). When the Trinity bomb was actually tested people said he seemed triumphant, and he didn't mention the "destroyer of worlds" thing until the interview years later. Actually he mentioned a different verse entirely before that.
Plus, he was a pretty neurotic person when he wasn't working. His conscience didn't start gnawing at him until the government decided to bomb Nagasaki, and in the years after when he was back to his usual miserable self.
@@colbyboucher6391 Yeah everyone ignores that he wouldn't have had a problem if it was dropped on Germany like he wanted (he was Jewish).
@@LordVader1094 That's... a very uncharitable way of putting things to say the least. He would've ended up having a problem with it in any case, but *specifically* dropping a second bomb is what got him really upset. We don't have any evidence that he was just gleeful about the idea of killing Germans specifically, do we?
@@LordVader1094
I mean. If I was Chinese at the time and I was in Oppenheimers place I would had probably dropped another extra bomb at Japan. Nanjing was disgusting
@@LordVader1094 I’d have agreed with him in that. If I could have nuked those nazi fucks I would have.
Honestly speaks to the sheer destructive potential of nukes that they knew they were making a weapon of mass destruction and yet after seen it in action went “Holy sh¡t that is WAY stronger than we expected”.
President Truman was also a WWI artillery man. Its safe to say he knew what it felt like to have blood on his hands.
Artilleryman don't see the front lines though, do they? I was always given the impression that the fired a shell somewhere over the horizon, and they didn't even know if it killed anyone.
@@lazzie7495
Isn’t that even worse, in some ways? Think about it…
He also made the decision to drop the bombs. Oppenheimer trying to unload his own guilt would have definitely pissed off Harry S “The Buck Stops Here” Truman.
@@warlordofbritannia Maybe for the people being shelled.
@@warlordofbritannia Yeah, Truman undoubtedly wanted to preserve his legacy and so the guy who built it saying it was the worst thing he'd ever done kinda threw a wrench in Truman's whole, we did what was best message.
As Mark Twain put it “humor is tragedy plus time”
And sometimes that time is 2 seconds.
@@melomateus_m.r it's funny.
@@melomateus_m.r it's funny(1)
@@melomateus_m.r no towers?
@@melomateus_m.r it's funny(2)
Oppenheimer, American physicist and director of the Manhattan Project, learned Sanskrit in 1933 and read the Bhagavad Gita in the original form, citing it later as one of the most influential books to shape his philosophy of life.
i wonder where he learned sanskrit from? i mean many indians don't know sanskrit, it has become a dead language
@@heymemesdookya 14 million people speak Sanskrit
Latin like langauge would be a fair comparison .
@@the-letter_s where
@ iirc it was his sanskirt teacher who taught him that verse as he credits it to his teacher later on
I relate to Oppenheimer, when i was young, I took a piss on an ant hill and killed the bloody lot of them. some cried, many were silent, some tried to crawl up my leg to avoid the stream of death. And I thought to myself "I am become death, destroyer of worlds".
That day changed me💀
"Now I am become Bladder, Pisser of Ant Hills."
Pissolf pissler
@@AyyHotDogS LOL
Just be glad they weren't fire ants.
"Your bombs will kill people."
Oppenheimer: 😐
"Like a lot of people. Like that should be a crime against not only all of humanity but the spirit of humanity itself. Mother of God that was a lot of people."
Oppenheimer: ☹
For anyone interested in learning more about Oppenheimer or the creation of atom bombs, I'd definitely recommend reading Bomb: The Race to Build - And Steal- The World's Most Dangerous Weapon by Steve Sheinkin. It goes into detail about Oppenheimer's past and how he was recruited for the Manhattan Project and covers a lot of the behind the scenes politics of the whole ordeal. It also tells the story of how one time Oppenheimer unintentionally ditched his date because he started thinking about physics too hard and ended up walking home and going to bed. Truly a goober moment
I read that book back in middle school and I thought it was pretty good. It was my first exposure on Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project itself, not just the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
God that last part is hella relatable. Physics class got me like Oppenheimer sometimes.
But the movie was based on the better book about Oppenheimer called American Prometheus
Very good book
@@AverageAmerican_ Silence, Bot.
As much as "I have become death" became the go-to quote regarding the atom bomb, I still prefer Bainbridge's quote: "Now we are all sons of bitches."
Oppenheimer's quote gives a sense of divine or righteous power in the hands of humanity, while Bainbridge tells you exactly how fucked we are for having it.
Nah, the blood is on the hands of a few people. so very few "am become death". We are all sons of bitches for many other reasons. Nice quote still.
LMAO
@@RenegadeShepard69 I believe he was referring to everyone at the Nuclear testing site.
@@thenablade858 Makes more sense. Sorry I acted very ignorant there.
It's also worth noting that the destruction was unprecedented even for the calculations
“We knew the bomb would kill a lot of people when it exploded. But now that we actually SEE it with our own eyes, it’s quite messed up.”
@Aesir Unlimited there's a difference between knowing how a gun kills someone and seeing a bullet go through someone's skull
@@devinnix9071 All the same
Same thing happens during castle bravo
So you mean Oppenheimer expected to kill a only a few hundred but ended up killing 30k+ and now were supposed to commend that he regrets it? Leslie Van Houtten and Jeffrey Dahmer also regretted their murders, where’s their cookie points ?
"Y-You're telling me the Zipper Zapper Ultra-Devastation-Causer.. it *killed* people??"
Oppenheimer vs Thanos Rap battle 🥶🥶
Rewatching it is still 🥶🥶
"Listening to you took everything I have left
After your raps, I am become deaf
You need an Iron-Man, for that wrinkly-ass skin
And that butt-butt-butt-butt-butt-buttchin"
Truly, the best verse ever made.
That is something Oppenheimer didn't regret, erasing Thanos out of existence
I feel as if the Man was dead set on perfecting the project to actually consider the possible repercussions, like, he was so focused on finishing the bomb to actually think of what the bomb was going to be used for, literally a “Yes, I did it, oh shit, I did it” moment.
Reminds me of Frankenstein
@@calebgriffin4214 reminded me so too
Reminds me of, “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”
@@kenicity that quote perfectly describes this entire project, they were all so concerned with creating the strongest weapon to think of the possible ways it could be used.
@@kenicity yep same
"The bomb did WHAT?" - Oppenheimer
I think that mocking oppenheimer regrets for making a machine he knew would kill people is like making fun of a person who enlisted in the military and later suffered PTSD after a war.
Yeah, they both knew they are going to kill people with their actions, but they never knew what it actually FEELS LIKE to kill another human being, much less that many.
Just because you can make a prediction of an obvious outcome, doesn't necesarily mean you will be 100% mentally prepared by it if you have no previous experience. "Its easier said than done" is my take of the situation.
Retarded take, There's no excuse to what he did, He was just an ignorant retard of the past who couldn't think for a second what he was making will be used for.
Maybe it's the internet getting into my head and exposing me to many awful things but there is a strong sense of "no, duh. what did you expect?" in my mind towards this guy and soldiers. "I can't believe killing people had an effect on my psyche!?!?!?!" it all just seems a little silly if you think about it this way.
All I'm trying to say is, if you willingly enlist during a period in time in which every sitting President is a warhawk who wants to ship his soldiers off to other nations on a whim, then don't be surprised when you get shipped off to another nation on a whim and have to do Military things
@@wandererfoolish5126I don't think any normal human being would be happy if his creation does the destruction, science is a key if not oppenheimer someone else would invent it sooner or later and that's what us feared, what would have happen if nazi got atom bomb first, there you go gg world.
The person who enlisted in the military could've started a workers union and fight the reason wars happen in the first place, and oppenheimer could've worked in the nuclear _power_ field, instead of weapons (the allies knew the nazi were struggling with the nuclear bombs anyway; Allies intelligence wasn't pathetic or helpless by any means)
"You are only entitled to the action, never to its fruits."
― Bhagavad Gita
Everything is all yours if you chose to act
@@estacion7386 low iq
You misunderstood the translation. It is not the "action", but the "duty" (called 'dharma'). "You are only entitled to your duty". And 'actions' have 'consequences' (called 'karma').
― Bhagavad Gita
"exterminatus"
-- the Imperium
Oh so if i slid a knife into someone’s heart i am not responsible of them bleeding to death? Okay noted lol
LIMC did the whole video in one take god damn
lmao true
Now I am become drunk, the driver of cars
truly a master of his craft
Man its wild how much the modern internet can downplay such an event wirh memes lmao
The reason why those bombs were game changers weren't that they did the most damage to japan(the fire bombing campaign did more damage) but the amount of damage by one bomb was the game changing part which is fascinating about these bombs.
Supposedly had a lot to do with the idea of flying the same 1000-strong bomber formations, just with every one of them carrying atomic bombs instead.
@@bighobo7745 I feel like that would be enough to actually level Everest
@Donhimesama Daifutari depends, i recall that if you detonated a tsar bomba in marianas trench it would do nothing
@@joshuajoaquin5099
Well, it's a trench. It doesn't have much structure to it. Like the inverse of a mountain. The water would also absorb most of the energy.
@@joshuajoaquin5099 bro trying to create godzilla 💀
He made one hell of a rice cooker
Man legit went from teaching about memes to teaching us the ethical dilemmas of science in history
Oppenheimer when the weapon he designed to kill millions actually kills millions: 🤯
"We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried. Most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture, the Bhagavad Gita; Vishnu is trying to persuade the Prince that he should do his duty and, to impress him, takes on his multi-armed form and says, 'Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.' I suppose we all thought that, one way or another."
- J. Robert Oppenheimer
Gosh, I simply cannot even imagine the pain this man went through. He dedicated his whole life to something only to regret it later. Cillian Murphy will surely do justice to his story. cannot wait for the movie.
I dunno I think the people at Hiroshima probably felt a lot more pain.
@@resolutionblaze363 no they didn't, they had a miniature sun dropped on them, they didn't have time to feel pain
@@resolutionblaze363 And he was responsible for every single person that died, can't imagine he'd feel good(though I know of a few world leaders that would smile from one ear to another seeing a thousand suns rise from the west)
I was shocked he was literally called a crybaby for having guilt.
@@inserisciunnome you forgot milions of people outside of ground zero who were slowly dying in agony from radiation poisoning and starvation, it basicaly became wasteland from Fallout games
I don't think it's fair to blame him entirely. The fact of the matter is atomic bombs would have inevitably been created, and to Oppenheimer the thought of the Germans creating one before them would have been utterly terrifying to him to the point that he may have actually seriously not realized the long term consequences of his research until the Trinity test actually worked in front of him. His strong opposition to the hydrogen bomb shows this. Obviously something changed.
Agreed. They were acting under the belief that Germany/The Soviet Union was developing their own nuclear weapons at the same time. Also there were hundreds of scientists working on the Manhattan Project. Oppenheimer was the director, but the nuclear bomb would have probably been developed regardless of his assistance.
Yeah, it’s definitely a lose lose situation because you don’t want to let the other two far right authoritarians develop a nuke first.
There is no evidence that Germany was even CLOSE to making a nuclear bomb in WW2. Also the allies were fully aware of that fact before the atomic bomb project was completed.
@@thenablade858 especially in a war where anything goes I guess its a necessary evil or "its them or us" situation
Maybe we blame it the guy who accidentally discovered nuclear fission. We never should have had the ability to split atoms for hundreds of more years and then without any previous understanding we accidentally unleashed the power of the atom
"Prank him Oppenheimer!"
The prank:
*"Your honor my client pleads oopsie daisy"* if there's a court after the bomb got dropped...
Well at least everyone are having a _blast_ with this meme
Calling Oppenheimer a goofball is insane😭
dude spent every waking hour hearing the voices of the dead japs that died by his bomb only to be called a goofball decades after he died lmfao
He once abandoned his date because he was thinking about physics too hard while going out for some air and ultimately ended up returning home and going to bed. That's peak goofball right there
@@grunkleg.3110 he's literally me
@@grunkleg.3110 the méga nerd
He didn’t even know the stock market crashed until about six months after it happened (he obviously was wealthy enough that it didn’t affect him, but also he was really an oblivious goofball)
Oppy: *Makes bomb thats made to kill.*
Oppy: daym the bomb i made killed
yes that is the meme featured in the video
@@DustySiren 🤓
@@jablinski_time oh man you really got me there i think i’m gonna cry
@@DustySiren 😔
“I knew I was making a Bomb, I didn’t know I was making THE bomb.”
Thank you for putting the quote in context. I did not know where or to whom the original lines were uttered
I still gave props to the parody video towards Christopher Nolan use of practical effects, and this time using a real atom bomb for Oppenheimer.
Making light is how we deal with darkness
damn
**Bomb blows up**
Oppenheimer: What have I done? I thought I was building a rice cooker
Truman: Well, you're technically right
I’m picturing Oppenheimer standing at the test sight, gazing in horror of what he has wrought, the sheer magnitude of which he can only liken to a divine god of destruction. & then Truman is just in a lawn chair behind him, wearing cargo shorts and an aloha shirt, sipping a margarita, & calling him a pussy.
😂😂😂
why did you put le plutonium in it
It’s a feature
@@Electrolux219 Truman? Or Clef?
I mean, there is a difference between knowing the color's blue light frequency and actually seen the color blue
True
But you know it's a color he knew it was a bomb
It doesn't take a genius to figure out that falling on your head from the height of 300 meters would kill you. Same with WMDs
@@All_Knowing_Raphael I'm pretty sure he knew it was gonna kill people but was surprised at how powerful and effective it was
@@All_Knowing_Raphael he knew that it was a VERY potent bomb, but, when he saw it's power he realized how potent it truly was.
He knew it would kill an enormous amount if people, but seen it's cloud rising, thaking over everything in an instant, it's different.
A police officer knows that guns kill people, but when the bullet that HE shot kills someone, he still needs to go through therapy
"I'm a peaceful man, but I do what I must."
I as a social studies teacher never knew the context of the quote in the myth, which blows my mind that a meme channel taught me that. Keep up the good work LIMC!
Checks out
@@pauliusgruodis137 Doesn't sound like you're any better if you're telling people to be more useful on the internet.
@@pauliusgruodis137 nice narcissism
@@pauliusgruodis137 they say trash belongs in the bin
@@pauliusgruodis137 you definitely do belong in the bin
Bro is the first nuclear level character
Oppie: You told me I was building a rice cooker!
US Government: You kinda were, we just didn't tell you what kinda rice you were cooking.
US Government: LET HIM COOK BRO!!!!!
Doing the math doesn't compare to feeling the earth tremble beneath your feet
That's quite a cold quote.
This is mindblowing ngl
-people in nagasoki
@@berdwatcher5125 BRUHHH
I think you’d honestly have to see it in action for “Jesus Christ I’ve created a weapon that can genuinely end the world” to fully sink in.
*Oppenheimer:* Oh my god... i can't believe it... all those poor innocent civilians... they are dead and it is our fault! we have blood on our hands! their lives have been ruined because of us!
*Truman:* *YIPPE!!!* 😁
The times that LIMC breathes in this video
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Dr. Frankenstein when his creation is alive as intended
You forgot the part about the eyes pal.
Yeah the sense of dread of facing the stark realities of something you know was wrong has extensive literary coverage. Very common in books about war
Wasn't his creation good tho?
@@albinorunt The Monster killed several people including children
@@52flyingbicycles to be fair it probably wouldn't have if frankenstein didn't abandon him to the open world to suffer as an unloved outcast.
oppie's bomb went poppie
oppie’s bombie went poppie
Oppenheimer and the boys started working even harder in creating the Nuclear bomb when they were told Germany surrendered and that they wouldn't need it. They were even told that Germany's nuclear program wasn't even getting off the ground at some point and no one else in the Axis had the capability to start a nuclear program.
Take this bit of information with you when you watch Oppenheimer
"my wholesome bomberino did what?!"
Iam happy that you took the time to explain the correct historical background.
As funny as it is to say “dude dint know bombshell blew up” i don’t think it’s accurate to why he was shocked. He saw something humanity had never seen before, saw something on a scale humanity didn’t think possible, in that moment he figured out what the next step was. He was so focused on if he could make the damn thing he didn’t really take a sec and think how it’ll be used or what exactly it’ll do. He realized when the bomb went off that so many people were going ti die because of him
Mr Oppenheimer, the Japan destroyer mega boom was used in an unexpected way
It's probably not the best place to discuss about it, but in all seriousness, you have to remember that project manhattan started in 1942, at a time when the nazis were also working on getting their atomic bomb as well. Most of the scientists involved in the project just wanted the USA to have the bomb before Germany. Fortunately, the german research were slowed down by multiple allies operations targeting the production of heavy water by the nazis, the lack of funds and their military failures. Unfortunately, when the german were defeated, the bomb was almost done and at that point there was no turning back. And even though some scientist of the project insisted that the bomb should be used as a demonstration, launched somewhere empty in front of the japanese to force them into surrendering, in the end, the army and the president had the last word and decided to use it.
So really it was a more complicated than what most meme here depict it. I know these are jokes, and I do find them really funny, but I fear that some people will not have the historical background and will mistake the approximations made for the joke to work for the historic reality.
Sorry to say, but the nazis weren’t anywhere close to making a nuke, even with the heavy water plants. Hitler literally considered it a Jewish science, which to be honest it kinda was considering how many Jews worked on it. Shit Oppenheimer was Jewish, or had Jewish parents. Same thing to Hitler. So yeah, there wasn’t much funding for it.
Yeah. If we're gonna be making fun of anyone it should be Truman. Gross-ass mf covered in blood he thought he could wash away.
Germany was nowhere close to making a bomb in WW2 and the allies were aware of that fact before the project was completed.
@@ynsmdd8678 regardless the manhattan project has to be continued better to be over prepared than underprepared from a tactical point of view
@@madara992 There was no need for it to be completed. It was a complete overkill that changed the world's dynamic for the worst. At the time the project was nearing its completion, the allies were crushing the opposition in the war. And no the bomb wasn't a necessary evil to avoid more casualties in a Japan invasion (which was never going to happen) despite how many times this shitty argument is parroted to defend dropping the bombs.
truly a moral man, to have such a grand kill streak, yet didn't use the attack chopper nor ac130 even once
What are you talking about? Bro used his 25 killstreak
@@L0rdTonk Yeah,how would he call in the bomb otherwise?
@@blizzard1198 you forgot the "le" in "le bomb"
not only did he create a bomb that goes boom but he also won the award for youtube worst apology video even before youtube was a thing . he is a menace
He sang the atomic gossip train as an apology
His speech is unironically better than most UA-camr apologies out there
barbie, oppenheimer, pikmin 4 and ballad of darren all releasing on the 21st a historic day
Fun fact during the development of the nuclear bomb Oppenheimer coworkers were scared of his enthusiasm for the atomic bomb and he knew what would happen and how many people would be kill if it was detonated
Why can't we get an action-comedy movie about the real Oppy, instead of a dour melodrama about the bleeding-heart pussy we pretend he was?
That’s what ticks me off about him. His regret seemed based less on the lives he destroyed and more that he was the one who destroyed them. He’s more concerned with the fact he’s a villain than all the heinous shit that made him one.
I can’t stand people who try to distance themselves from the culpability of there actions. People who say “I’ve made a horrible mistake” rather then saying “I’ve done something terrible”. Own your actions and accept what that means about you rather than cry your heart out pretend like your not person it would take to have committed them.
@@scorchercast8366 Or you could just stop being a virtue-signalling loser who regrets killing his enemies in a war.
@@user-qn1zp5bi2h so after truman calls oppie a crybaby he then looks at the camera and said “yep i just did that”, later in the end of the film when oppie approached albert and says “well i think this is it, we made the bomb aaand it works!”. Sounds like a cringy marvel movie tbh
It's easy to show zeal when it's all numbers on a piece of paper, and when you think you're racing to beat the Nazis.
It's a lot harder to abstract things when the detention is real
Based Truman putting a nerd in his place.
Oppenheimer: " I am only human after all. ( ×2). Don't put the blame on me. "
>"I thought we were building a rice cooker?"
>"Well, you're technically right."
well.... this got dark very quick, especially since the last meme was about a cat jumping to the tune of a nursery rhyme
Thanks! I saw the opera Dr Atomic and have really been affected by this since them.
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Victor Frankenstein when the guy that he designed specifically to live is alive 😱
The *bomb*.... exploded?
My favorite quote of his is-
"If the radiance of a thousand suns
Were to burst at once into the sky
That would be like the splendour of the Mighty One...
I am become Death,
The shatterer of worlds"
― Openhimer describing the explosion of a nuclear bomb by quoting another line from bhagavat gita.
the greatest work of art to ever be used in war
Krishna is consciousness, it kills ignorance, like light, its esoteric thing, but humans still didn't understand how ancient scripture works so they interpret it wrong and justify their actions. Krishna said : ""The highest form of knowledge is that which illuminates the path of compassion." of course the inner way starts with detachment but that not means killing.
the thousand sun reference in Hindu text is about the enlightenment, the peak of consciousness, where ego dissolves in universal oneness, it's all about bliss and compassion, nothing related to bombs.
@@rameshdevasi6720 Finally someone who gets it. It was Liberation, the oneness with Parmeshwar as Sadashiv, the eternal soul reflected in all of us
Man Oppenheimer was reading Bhagwaat Gita
While having Segs
Truly a the biggest Geek of all times
I always saw the quote as "well, we did it, and now we have given unparralleled destructive power to meer men and we know now that the test was successful, our invention will lead to death."
I find it weird that people are like "he didn't think it would kill people," when I always see the "I have become death" thing as expressely acknowledging that.
its funny bc i had a ridiculous thought after Mark Rober's 4th glitter bomb video
i thought "why doesnt he use a real bomb?"
and then it took 5 full minutes to comprehend that mailing an actual bomb is highly illegal and would be actually damaging.
😭
It's also important to understand the terrifying context he was operating in, there had been early concerns that the bomb would be so hot as to ignite the whole atmosphere to the degree that they actually did calculations to see how powerful the bomb would have to be to do so.
Then they get to the test and it is terrifyingly powerful, in fact it is MORE powerful than they thought it would be, multiple orders of magnitude in fact.
Where they were expecting an explosion that would create a mushroom cloud about 13,000 feet high they instead got an explosion 5 times as powerful with a mushroom cloud reaching 70,000 feet tall.
Just imagine the terror of that moment where you realise that the explosion is FAR more powerful than you had calculated it would be, I wouldn't be surprised if Oppenheimer also had a moment thinking 'oh god I've killed the world'.
I have every sympathy for the man, he had the appropriate reaction to creating such a world shaking weapon.
Oppenheimer: Alright, lets make a more powerful bomb
Oppenheimer:... holy sh*t that was WAY more powerful than I thought it would be.
I’ve been reading about Oppenheimer and the whole bomb race and I gotta say, Oppenheimer becoming a meme wasn’t something I expected
It’s something that shouldn’t happen. Tells you a lot about some people these days
@@chaseonthecase9191honestly
It's as if people don't understand what guilt is
its a meme dude
@@joedatius "meme" 😬
Makes the biggest boom ever.
Also Him when it kills millions: 😮
I knew Oppenheimer would get memed to death. Worth it on IMAX along with Barbie.
Knowing the context of that destroyer of worlds quote puts a whole new perspective on the scenario for me
I allways interpreted the quote as Oppenheimer boosting about the destrution his creation can bring
that's the point.
it's like Prometheus... but dumpy evil, because he left to humans a power considered "Only Gods" (a nuclear explosion is only possible in natural way under atomic pressure, only space radiation or natural uranium deposits are able to made a natural nuclear explosion... and the second option have a 0.5 per cent of probability).
Oppenheimer was just pulling a devious lick
Most people probably know Oppenheimer's "I am become death" speech. That was from an interview he gave right after they had tested the first atomic bomb on bikini atoll. He did not know what he was creating but when he saw the explosion in the testing he knew the horror he had helped create. He basically knew it the moment he saw it in effect (again, the interview was given basically right after the tests).
How do people know the quote/speech but don't know the circumstances surrounding it?
People just really want him to look like an idiot I guess. As if they even know anything regarding the time period or what his thoughts were.
@@DustySiren Yeah that's why when you see people online spam "America bad, they did bad things" such as this situation you got to remember that they're just random people online who probably lack any kind of critical thinking and just have a black and white take.
Well in his defense we can make anti matter bombs soooooooooooooo
@@Bananakingchad I don't know if that's true, will look it up later, though. The point is, even if we can now, we could not do that back in his days. And, matter of fact, it doesn't matter, if you throw anti-matter bombs or atomic bombs to fuck this earth. It's fucked either way.
Lastly, I do not know, what you mean by "In his defense". I wasn't going off against Oppenheimer at all. AT. ALL. I was going off against the morons, who try to piss in his cereal for no reason.
People are stupid
To be completely fair, although he knew what the bombs would do, its hard to imagine just how daunting and difficult it would be for someone to know that they were somewhat directly responsible for the death of hundreds of thousands in an instant. Since nuclear weapons haven’t been used in wartime past WW2, I’m not sure anyone has had a feeling quite like that since.
Yes. To be fair the Japanese could have surrendered multiple times. And they killed more innocent people than we did.
A video of him crying just made everyone forget about the people bomb affected? It would be nice to be Oppenheimer lol
J. Robert Oppenheimer: When I came to you with those calculations, we thought we might start a chain reaction that would destroy the entire world...
Albert Einstein: I remember it well. What of it?
J. Robert Oppenheimer: I believe we did.
well tbh if you actually read up on the manhattan project you learn he was one of many scientists and engineers , he just got the bigger credit because he was a very flawed individual who was tbh a cry baby for signing up to a project that competed with naplam strapped bats and thinking civilian casualties would somehow not be a thing when the bombs impact area is measured in miles rather than km.
the movie makes these details way way more agisnt Oppenheimer by presenting it like he is more or less the main character that did build the bomb rather than a team effort.
We all have that moment we do proudly then regret for the rest of our lifes, the difference is that our lad Oppenheimer did a big "oh no" outloud instead of keeping It for himself
Can't believe he put the bomb dropping footage in the cringe comp
A better atomic bomb quote:
“That night I knew the world was headed for sorrow…” - Hungarian physicist Leó Szilárd after an experiment confirming a nuclear chain reaction was possible
Now, I am become sleepy. The goer to bed.
This reminds me of when I'm still in school.
Me and my friends were trying to make a true to scale model of the sun, earth and the moon.
We give up because it's so ridiculously far that it's a nuisance to do. Years after we see people doing it on UA-cam and it blow our mind how far and tiny everything is.
When we do the math. Thousands of meters weren't so far because it's too far our mind couldn't comprehend it.
When we actually see how far it is we couldn't believe our eyes.
So I can only imagine the dread and fear of Oppenheimer when he see the bomb in action. He knew the papers, but I doubt he can truly comprehend the sheer destruction powers it have in reality. Until he saw it himself.