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Julius Robert Oppenheimer (1April 22, 904-1February 80967 180967) is a famous American Jewish physicist, the leader of the Manhattan Project, and a professor of physics at the University of California, Berkeley. 1945 led the manufacture of the world's first atomic bomb and was known as the "father of the atomic bomb".
Oppenheimer's great remorse: When the atomic bomb was successfully tested, O 'Hamer was "a little panicked about what he had done" and a feeling of "I became a god of death and the destroyer of the world" floated in his heart. When the atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Oppenheimer's guilt became more and more difficult to get rid of, so that as a member of the American delegation, he blurted out, "Mr. President, my hands are covered with blood." Oppenheimer said frankly: "Whether it is accusation, irony or praise, physicists can't get rid of their instinctive guilt, because they know that their knowledge should not be used."