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Aug 2023
50m 45s

Oppenheimer: Movie Review + Endnotes

Ben Wilson | QCODE
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What did the movie Oppenheimer get right? What was historically inaccurate? Did they manage to capture the true spirit of all the characters involved? What does J Rober Oppenheimer's life ultimately mean? I answer all of these questions and share some of my unused notes about the life of J Robert Oppenheimer. --- Sponsors: LinkedHacker.com/Ben - Follow this ... Show More
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