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  • “Now I Am Become Death”: Robbert Oppenheimer – From Hero to Traitor

    The article below was a term research paper composed during my Sophomore Year.  I’ve left it largely as it was at the time with a few minor changes for grammar and flow.  The reflection focuses on Robbert Oppenheimer and his change in posture from the forefront of atomic weapons research to that of a defense industry martyr.  Oppenheimer’s tale is a story of a man who did not understand the gravity of his own work.  We live in a world with mad men, but how many of them are beyond saving and how many of them are able to reflect?  In Oppenheimer’s case, he was only the latter. What defines a hero?  Is it somebody who comes through in a pinch to save the day, no matter the cost?  Or is it someone who stands up and defends what they think is right?  No doubt that Robert Oppenheimer is a

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