Uncommon Sense

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The book delves into J. Robert Oppenheimer's pivotal role in the Manhattan Project, highlighting his awareness of the profound implications of scientific advancements on politics and society. It explores his commitment to addressing ethical concerns and social responsibilities tied to nuclear physics, emphasizing his belief that scientific inquiry must consider its broader impact on humanity. Through Oppenheimer's journey, the narrative examines the intersection of science, morality, and political decision-making during a transformative era.