ill never forget one testimony of a Hiroshima survivor who described the immediate reaction to the blast of the bomb "We didnt think it was a bomb. It was so huge, so totally destructive, we thought the world was splitting in two"
@@ponderer04 So true. It is totally psychopathic how a whole nation of 60 million people supported Hirohito and his genocidal atrocities of the Japanese Imperial Empire war machine. Just sick.
Ironically, the atomic bombs are the reason for the peace we've been having between the great nations since ww2 and it surely is the reason ww3 didn't happen during cold war and probably never will. I think Einstein was wrong on this one.
My grandma was a survivor, she was a Japanese American and 22 years old when the bomb dropped. She was in the basement with her mother and the ceiling collapsed, burying them. She moved back to Honolulu after the war and passed away in 2018. I miss her a lot!
@Dark-Nova sorry to say but may i know what American foriegn policy?? Just domination?? Imperialism? One world order? What practicle and result oriented role of United Nation in world peace like Rohingya Muslims..Bosnia humanity..Kashmiri humanity..palestine humanity that This is not a singal opinion but half world is under the pressure of this .
Peace is a horrible thing. It allows corruption to breed and indoctorinate. It allow corporations to influence and take over government. It slows down the advancement of humanity. It creates physically and mentality weak human beings. It creates overpopulation.
The Japanese were all brainwashed. It might’ve been over the top but they needed a wake up call. 18 year old kids are put into planes and told to crash into boats “for the emperor”.
cOrOnA vIrUs KiLlEd OvEr 100,000 pEoPle. Yes cuz you like many other sheep fail to realize it’s not as deadly as the media makes it out to be and most of them deaths were caused by another health problem
広島・長崎人体実験でした！ 戦争が早く終わりそうだから 原子爆弾の人体実験実行したのです。 戦後広島の被爆者少女を助ける治療をする 偽りの治療で少女が被ばくで死んでいく過程を 記録して死ぬと臓器を取り出しアメリカに 持ち帰りました！ Hiroshima Nagasaki jintai jikkendeshita! Sensō ga hayaku owari-sōdakara genshi bakudan no jintai jikken jikkō shita nodesu. Sengo Hiroshima no hibaku-sha shōjo o tasukeru chiryō o suru itsuwari no chiryō de shōjo ga hibaku de shinde iku katei o kiroku shite shinu to zōki o toridashi Amerika ni mochikaerimashita!
You know something even crazier? Just TWO PERCENT of the bombs actually went nuclear! Imagine what would’ve happened if they had been 100% effective! Absolutely teetotally NOTHING would’ve been left!
I'm a Japanese and my grandmother is an atomic bomb survivor. My only opinion is that the tragedy of the atomic bomb must never be repeated. I condemn the use of the atomic bomb because it is now being passed off as a 'war-stopping success story' and there is a danger that the use of nuclear bombs will be justified in the future. The atomic bomb does not save the world, it destroys everything. People near the centre of the bombing are instantly vaporised, leaving only shadows, and many people walk around with severe burns all over their bodies, dragging their internal organs and skin with them. Even if you survive the bombing, countless hardships await you. After the bomb, there are people whose bodies were destroyed by radiation and who literally spat blood. Even if you survived the war, your family was separated by disease and survivors were discriminated when marrying or finding work as 'contaminated' people. Even if the war is over, there is no end to the suffering of the survivors of nuclear bombs. The atomic bomb is an extremely inhumane weapon. I am a third-generation A-bomb survivor. My grandmother experienced the atomic bomb when she was three years old. Her mother was pregnant at the time. She was exposed to the bomb along with her baby. It is often said that the atomic bomb is the 'retribution for Japan's past barbarity', but my grandmother, who was three years old, and my great-uncle, who was an unborn baby, had nothing to do with that "past barbarity". Don't get me wrong. Neither I, nor surely my grandmother, want to blame the US or Dr Oppenheimer. Research into the development of the atomic bomb was also carried out at Japanese universities. If I had to blame, it would be the Japanese military of the time that pushed for the war. Telling the history of the atomic bombings is not a way of expressing bitterness about the past, but an action to ensure that no one in the future will suffer from the atomic and hydrogen bombs. The fact remains that Hiroshima was the first city in the world to be bombed. However, we must continue our efforts to ensure that Nagasaki remains the last city in the world to be bombed. Today, the memory of the Holocaust is being used in Israel as a reason to justify Palestinian aggression, as a "distorted sense of victimhood" and "an occasion for self-preservation instincts". European countries and other developed countries cannot take a strong stance against Israel because of their history of persecuting Jews in the past, such as diaspora, pogroms and the Holocaust. We are now witnessing a moment when negative history is giving birth to new negative history. Fortunately, in Japan, the memory of the atomic bombings is not perceived as an exaltation of patriotism, but as a 'reminder of past mistakes' and a pray for peace. This is because the survivors sincerely passed on their experiences and prays for peace to the next generation. However, there is no guarantee that the atomic bombs will not be used as a 'distorted victimhood' in the future. Alternatively, if a nuclear bomb were dropped somewhere in the world today, its memory could trigger new tragedies in the future. Like the memory of the Holocaust in Israel and its relation to the Palestinian genocide. The series of debates about the film Oppenheimer (whether to release the film or not) provided a good opportunity to review how the Atomic bomb is perceived in Japan. I had hoped that the film would have triggered a reassessment of the principle that humanity must never use nuclear weapons again. However, looking at online memes such as 'Barbenheimer', people probably don't understand how horrific the atomic bomb is. Unfortunately, even today, the atomic bomb is still perceived as 'an effective means of surrendering Japan, which continued its barbaric behaviour'. This does not stop the use of new atomic bombs. Again, the atomic bombs bring death and destruction, not success and peace. I do not mean to emphasize Japan's victimhood by any means. I want to tell the world about the horror of the atomic bomb itself. The world is too ignorant. Ignorance destroys the world. Japan is a popular tourist destination worldwide. If you visit Japan, you should go to the Peace Memorial Museum in Hiroshima. There you will see how people's lives were destroyed by the atomic bombs. In today's society, the next victim could be anyone. Looking at the recent international situation, you would have felt. 'You are mistaken if you think that war will always be outside your country. We must never use the atomic bomb again so that you and your family will not be the next victims.
I hope and pray that an atomic/nuclear bombing never happens again. However, while I would never call it a success, it was by far the least bad option that was available to end the war at the time. The Japanese military leadership absolutely refused to surrender despite them being virtually helpless against the US military. They were planning to arm civilians to oppose an invasion, basically trying to force the US into a bloody meat grinder that would result in millions of people dead on both sides. As terrible as the atomic bombings were and how horrific their aftermaths were, they were far less than what an invasion would cost, and they did convince the Emperor to order the surrender or face utter annihilation. Again I hope that those bombing remain the only use of nuclear weapons in anger ever, I am just saying that of the options to end the War in the Pacific, they were the LEAST horrible when the Japanese military leadership just flat out refused to surrender and end the conflict. I agree that nuclear weapons do not bring peace. AT THE TIME in that particular situation it broke the intransigence of people too proud to choose peace and forced them to the table allowing the war to end.
That's really true. If only the Japanese military government had surrendered a little earlier, many of its citizens would not have died (...and of course, none of this would have happened without the barbaric actions of the military in the first place). Thank you for your comment. We Japanese people must have a clear understanding of what Japan did to its neighbors during the Pacific War and the reason and process that the atomic bombs had to be dropped.
3:18 You can literally see the shock, the awe, the surprise, the realization, and the horror, all in one single expression. The acting for this documentary was very well done.
The most messed up thing about this is that a guy survived Hiroshima, was able to crawl to help, got patched up good then went to his 2nd job in Nagasaki a couple of days later and got bombed again...... That's what I call a bad day. SMH
@@Markhor579 Any war shows us how stupid and imprudent some humans are.... completely unable to use brain in the right direction (only few are able to do this). But as Ukrainian, I fully understand what is it to live everyday in fight, inconveniences and deaths...
@@darbishireslavinski - Ukraine's biggest mistake was signing the Budapest agreement and disarming its nukes sending them all to Moscow - if they had remained nuclear armed Russia would never had attacked or taken Crimea - 2nd mistake was Germany(Merkel) blocking Ukraine's wish to join NATO membership since 2008 so as to keep Putin happy to supply them with very cheap gas which they ware reselling at enormous profit - now Germany is also struggling to make up for its massive mistake - and of course Putin making the biggest mistake in all Russian history - losing Ukraine for good will set more countries in the federation thinking about separatism after all he's pushing the same idea as they all face while members of the Federation only they have real cause while his is all political nonsense
The saddest thing is, did we really have any other options? The estimated casualty count from a mainland invasion of Japan was 40 million people, and we couldn’t just let Japan actively sit there as a threat, 60 million people died in ww2, add that 40 million, if we didn’t drop the bomb, 100 million people would be dead, 40 million more than real life, it’s a shame, humanity’s only true enemy is itself
no. That's completely different. The reason for the surrender was the Soviet Union's participation in the war against Japan, and the purpose of the atomic bomb was simply a human experiment.
In reality america lies that they want it for other things but they only wanted for killing :NO ONE SAYS ANYTHING TO AMERICA EVERYONR SAYS ALBERT EINSTEIN DOES THE MISTAKE
To remind viewers of the USA’s achievements against terrorism, I hope TH-cam does not delete this comment: 1*Aggression against Vietnam, killing and displace Thousands of innocent children, including children, are in the womb of their mothers. 2*Aggression and the use of chemical and biological weapons against Iraq, killing more than 500,000 Iraqi children, including it stillborn infants. 3*The war on Somalia and causing chaos in Liberia and some other African countries, including rains bombing on Libya in the 80s, under the pretext that they threaten the interests of the United States of America and its people. 4*Aggression or the unjust invasion of Iraq in 2003, killing almost 1,000,000 Iraqis and displace more than 2,500,000 people. 5*Mastering the torture of prisoners in Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo, and breaking the Geneva Convention on the Rights of Prisoners. 6*Forging documents and files about Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction, even though Iraq has dealt professionally with the inspectors of the United Nations. 7*Disobeying orders from the Security Council stating that Iraq will not be occupied due to the lack of sufficient evidence of weapons of mass destruction that the US government claims Saddam has. 8*hmh I think the list is long more than that. the weather is too cold. I'll go to sleep 🙂😅 I'll continue later🙂🙋
@@abandoned_soul 9.united state was dropped 270 million bomb in loas .10.usa use white phosphorus and napalm to bombing Vietnam. 11.dropped MOAB bomb in Afghanistan to test their weapons 12.create Osama bin Laden 13.sold weapons to Saudi Arabia to bombings yaman
you know what hurts? These politicians fight but only the people suffer and die..I am from Lebanon and I survived but my friend (20 yrs old) has passed away🌹 Peace and Love>>> anything
The video strikingly portrays the Japanese as victims, seemingly forgetting the countless Asians under the inhumane rule of Imperial Japan, prisoners of the Pacific War, and soldiers of the Allied forces. It gives the impression that atomic bombs were dropped on peaceful Japanese cities without any reason.
Was this reasonably old video recommended to anyone here because it wasn't recommended to me but I'm seeing a lot of recent comments. There's no more country or organization(s) left in this world that can win a war against the 'Allies' (Elite countries like USA, England, etc). They might bomb North Korea but it might only be at similar scale against Afghanistan or Iraq.
fun fact: there was a man that was traveling for work and ended up being in both hiroshima and nagasaki when the bombs were dropped, far enough to survive both of them. I believe he was also struck by lightning. forgot his name but look it up
I am a Japanese in my thirties. My grandfather witnessed the atomic bombing on this day while training as a naval reservist off the coast of the Seto Inland Sea. He told me that the sky over Hiroshima was burning bright red. He is a taciturn man. But his eyes were serious when he told me that that war must never be repeated. Following Ukraine, tensions are rising in Taiwan. We must reaffirm the preciousness of preserving peace, following in the footsteps of our grandfather's generation.
Sudo, my brother-in-law's father was a physicist in Tennessee who was part of The Manhattan Project. There is a Canadian psychologist named Jordan Peterson who recently said, correctly, that "if you think strong, aggressive males are dangerous, then wait until you find out what the weak ones are capable of!" His point is that peace does not come from pacifism but rather through two strong parties who are capable of self-defense discovering that working cooperatively to procure resources is superior to fighting against each other. If the world is to avoid conflict then I believe that is the path to preventing humanity's extinction. I know one thing: ICBMs now each have 300 times more destructive power than the larger of the two a-bombs that were dropped on Japan so if there is another nuke war, humanity is dead.
@Ilariasarkis2667 he is referring to the whole scientific community that cannot and do not have a collective conscience about the cumulative knowledge and its possible impact in human life and global population. Also it implies the powerful elites, that shape and control, in many ways, the world we live in
Many of life's hardships and tragedies (never mind nuclear war) are due to people becoming clever before they become wise. Or as Ian Malcolm said in 'Jurassic Park' ....."Your scientists were so concerned with whether or not they COULD, they didn't stop to think if they SHOULD"
So ein Blödsinn. Es gilt immer angemassen zu reagieren. Die Bombe hätte auch über der Küste vorgeführt werden können. Und eine zweite Bombe zu schmeißen, wie ein tollwütiger Köter zeigt nur, wie krank und abartig die Zuständigen waren. Sie gehören alle zur Rechenschaft gezogen, wie andere Kriegsverbrecher auch.
"The envious heady voyage boils because the ethereal lettuce utensil unfastens sassy boxes beside a guiltless measure of enthusiastic atoms bolted to curious jellies." ---Albert Einstein
Yeah but most people in the west tend to ignore or forget about that fact and instead love talking about bad they feel for Japan and how this was totally unjustified etc etc
@Typical Gamer actually some Americans, Russians and almost all Swiss people would survive (Americans with fallout shelters, Russians with the metro systems and the Swiss have enough fallout shelters for their entire population
The comments section 90% Albert's district quotes 3% other quotes 3%history nerds not meant as offensive 4%pepol talking about how many Albert einstein quotes Warning do not take what I said seriously this is my own thinking do not take it as offensive if u took it that way I am sorry
The animation shows a misunderstanding of the nuclear explosion and the formation of the mushroom cloud. The cloud is not formed by the smoke from the explosion, but by the raised dust rising with the hot air, the explosion itself does not produce any smoke.
Let me summarise the damn comment section. - Quotes from Albert Einstein - who came from Lebanon Explosion - And People saying Humans are the worst thing to happen on Earth.
@@EternalEmperorofZakuul Do you also consider the 500,000 PTSD patients, hundreds of billions of dollars in war costs, and thousands of casualties in the subsequent Afghanistan war?
My grandmother was in Hiroshima that day. She was 7 years old. My grandmother and her siblings were living near the mountains in Hiroshima due to evacuation. In the morning of August 6 1945, she was eating breakfast with other kids. Suddenly she saw a very bright flash and after 5~7 seconds, a huge explosion and sound pushed up her stomach. The ceiling collapsed on top of them. My grandmother was so in shocked that she couldn't move. Her older sister and brother helped her get out of the collapsed building. When she got outside, the kids were crying. She saw a huge cloud coming from the city. It was a very hot day and the blue sky was clear without a single cloud. But when she got outside after the explosion, there were pink, white and gray colored clouds moving towards them in the clear blue sky. They looked like cotton candies, she said. Since the building has collapsed, everyone was walking outside. They returned back to the building when the black colored rain dropped from the clouds. In the beginning of September 1945, my grandmother suddenly wasn't able to get out of her futon bed, so her mother helped her get out and made her sit down to have breakfast. But my grandmother wasn't able to sit still and collapsed on the floor. She felt super tired and her face, hands and feet were swollen. Every part of her body ached and she couldn't move at all. She missed the whole semester of the elementary school. The doctor came to see my grandmother and told her parents that she would soon die. There was lack of medical supply so he couldn't do anything. One of her neighbor was so worried that he gave her figs every morning. Gradually she became better and started to go to school again in January 1946. Their family moved to the center of Hiroshima in 1946. She went to Fukuro-machi elementary school. More than half of her friends at that school lost at least one of their parents from the war. It was normal at that time and nobody thought it was strange. After school she and her friends played in the Hiroshima city center. She saw the black shadow of the person who was sitting on the stairs when the atomic bomb blasted. She also used to play in the Atomic bomb dome (Genbaku dome) with her friends. The dome was piled up with rubble. She was surprised when she saw a postcard with the picture of the atomic dome later because it was where she always played with her friends after school. We wish for world peace🕊
"as you go smarter, the jokes becomes less funny because all you see are mistakes that you want to correct or maybe you just want to sound so smart on the internet" - Christopher Columbus
World Peace? That is much harder to achieve than climbing mount everest with one foot 😂 The strongest country in this World which is the US, is selling weapons to make a living. They are happy if the World at Wars, if there are no Wars then they will make one.
ascics420 With the absolute power vested in me by the combined fortitude and will of the pretentious TH-cam comment faction in its entirety, I command thee to cease.
ascics420 So hold your tongue, peasant. Except no paradigm shift, no eleventh-hour volte-face; he who falters in the face of pointless argument may boast a life, but a life I have never known, and never will.
The concept of war itself (in a modern context) is evolving into something more than that. Yes, a nuclear war would likely end all life on the planet, and all it takes is a single slip up on one party’s end to start one, but the paranoia created is (hopefully) the effect that countries like Russia want to produce; scare tactics. The real threat may not even be physical: cyber warfare. In a world increasingly gripped by technology, information becomes universal. A 5 year old from a third world country can make international headlines if he only has a camera. This being said, it’s stupidly easy for things like propaganda, false news, and empty threats to reach audiences all over the world. This will not, however, deter countries from churning out thousands of guns, troops, tanks, planes etc., for these have become fundamental parts of war. Furthermore, it’s quantifiable. You can assign numbers to the size of an army with tanks, men, and planes - but you can’t do the same with a cyber army.
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ill never forget one testimony of a Hiroshima survivor who described the immediate reaction to the blast of the bomb "We didnt think it was a bomb. It was so huge, so totally destructive, we thought the world was splitting in two"
Oh my god
@@richardjosephnovak here we go
Another psychopath
@@ponderer04 So true. It is totally psychopathic how a whole nation of 60 million people supported Hirohito and his genocidal atrocities of the Japanese Imperial Empire war machine. Just sick.
@@richardjosephnovak your the one who is psychopathic
@@tonyoertle5591 You make me think of that Neil Young song Cripple Creek fairy. Have you every heard that one?
Humans have only one enemy,
Human
And Mother Nature sometimes
Nah almost evry single thing living is an enemy
yes you are so right. Ourselves
No mosquito
Excuse me?
Explain steve irwin then?
my grandfather (4yo)was there. luckly he survived it. after 75 years he can still clearly remember what happened
Damn
he was the camera man??
The world,our home, definitely deserves better
That’s cap
That was carma
"People will say random things that Albert Einstein said that I didn't even said."
-Albert Einstein
THE SOUTHERN CONE IS A COUNTRY AMSTRALIA AMERICA AUSTRAL
Albert Einstein told the US government about the possibility of the bomb and made the research begin.
MC=MC2
-Albert Einstein
"IKR"
-God
I was sat next to him when he said that
"I do not know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones" - Albert Einstein
if there are humans in world war IV
@@DanteHellDrive the galactic federation will be the end
WW3 has been and gone, I would say we're probably going to hit our 5th one next year. Gone are the days of this type of war though.
@@DanteHellDrive your life must really suck lol
U t right
How to survive everything:
Be the cameraman.
Yeah
I would like but it's at 69😂
@@kodydasavage5336 hi bro
@@adeloger6917 sup
@@adeloger6917 who is this
“Mankind invented the atomic bomb, but no mouse would ever construct a mousetrap.”
-Albert Einstein
Respect
Another internet Albert Einstein quote 🤣🤣
"Mice don't have hospitals." - me : )
The human race is Evil
Ironically, the atomic bombs are the reason for the peace we've been having between the great nations since ww2 and it surely is the reason ww3 didn't happen during cold war and probably never will. I think Einstein was wrong on this one.
My grandma was a survivor, she was a Japanese American and 22 years old when the bomb dropped. She was in the basement with her mother and the ceiling collapsed, burying them. She moved back to Honolulu after the war and passed away in 2018. I miss her a lot!
Don't worry think positive
America is real terrorist. World should not forget that attack on humanity.
@Dark-Nova sorry to say but may i know what American foriegn policy?? Just domination?? Imperialism? One world order? What practicle and result oriented role of United Nation in world peace like Rohingya Muslims..Bosnia humanity..Kashmiri humanity..palestine humanity that This is not a singal opinion but half world is under the pressure of this .
@Dark-Nova absolutly right. God bless you
@Dark-Nova sorry for what? The atrocities Japan during that time this was well deserved
Who came here after what happened in Lebanon?
Prayers for the deaths ,rest in peace
Hope 2021 heal all this if we still alive ...
Me
It's a slippery slope after watching one video. We'll probably end up watching asteroid impacts next.
No te entendí pero vengo de la explosión de Líbano jaja
ME
2021 would be a alien invasion
Who's watching this after the explosion in Lebanon?
โอ้ววว เยสสสเกิดมาไม่เคยโดนไลค์เยอะขนาดนี้ วู้ฮู้วววว
Meee
Dude's that's fast...
Me
Meee
Mee
Having been to Hiroshima, and heard first hand accounts, it is absolutely the closest to hell you can imagine.
War is a horrible thing. Innocent people suffer the most in this
Jorge Ng tru
Peace is a horrible thing. It allows corruption to breed and indoctorinate. It allow corporations to influence and take over government. It slows down the advancement of humanity. It creates physically and mentality weak human beings. It creates overpopulation.
still, peace is much more better than war..
The Japanese were all brainwashed. It might’ve been over the top but they needed a wake up call. 18 year old kids are put into planes and told to crash into boats “for the emperor”.
Balance.
Remember: This bomb was constructed in 1944
Imagine today’s bombs /:
Well, you got the Tsar Bomba, detonated around the 1950s I believe.
@@wtf-hc3tp 1961
Massachusetts Mapping Thank you.
There’s hydrogen bombs now they got rid of atomic bombs like these. Although hydrogen bomb is more deadly than atomic there’s that.
Bruh the world splits then
This is for those of you who think 2020 is the worst year ever.
After schools and colleges reopen they will flood their stories about missing quarantine
cOrOnA vIrUs KiLlEd OvEr 100,000 pEoPle. Yes cuz you like many other sheep fail to realize it’s not as deadly as the media makes it out to be and most of them deaths were caused by another health problem
If 2020 is worse . Then think about ww1 + the outbreak of spanish flu
Yeah you are true but this is very worst year
But it is, bc corona is on all the world
When J. Robert Oppenheimer said "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds."
BARILOCHE ARGENTINA
He was quoting the Bhagavad Gita
Disgraceful. Monstrous. Appalling. Cruel. Sickening. Unspeakable.
@@P_FamilyJARyo Pa 'jeet we know that stop
imagine surviving Hiroshima and moved to Nagasaki to escape the radiation.
Actually happened and guess what?
he survived
This post was made by the cameraman
📷📷📷
@Reee Flex lol
Highway to the danger zone
Imagine being a dummschwätzer
"The Greatest Enemy Of Man is Man himself".
Damn
広島・長崎人体実験でした！
戦争が早く終わりそうだから
原子爆弾の人体実験実行したのです。
戦後広島の被爆者少女を助ける治療をする
偽りの治療で少女が被ばくで死んでいく過程を
記録して死ぬと臓器を取り出しアメリカに
持ち帰りました！
Hiroshima Nagasaki jintai jikkendeshita! Sensō ga hayaku owari-sōdakara genshi bakudan no jintai jikken jikkō shita nodesu. Sengo Hiroshima no hibaku-sha shōjo o tasukeru chiryō o suru itsuwari no chiryō de shōjo ga hibaku de shinde iku katei o kiroku shite shinu to zōki o toridashi Amerika ni mochikaerimashita!
Yes are you right
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Yessss correct protecting the country borders for the man
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Albert Einstein was the one who supported the making of atom bomb
@@SandStax hmm
@@infinitygaming4315 but was he the first one to make it ?
@@AdityaSingh-yo1qb hmm
@@SandStax He was a human too
That fact that over 140,000 people died in this bomb dropping is CRAZYYYY
BARILOCHE ARGENTINA
Thats just by the end of 1945. I saw a story of a woman who died from cancer because of the bombing (she was at it) a decade later.
You know something even crazier? Just TWO PERCENT of the bombs actually went nuclear! Imagine what would’ve happened if they had been 100% effective! Absolutely teetotally NOTHING would’ve been left!
Yeah but it's nothing compared to how many the Japanese killed
“I don’t know how the 3rd WW will be fought, but I do know how the 4th will be: With sticks and stones.” - Albert Einstein
He developed this bomb
@@madhavgupta5481 ik
@@madhavgupta5481 no he didn't
@@davidwunsch9744 yes he did, he created the formula of the bomb, not the bomb itself. The formula is E=mc2
@@b8-306 you created the bomb coz you know the formula of it
Let's hope that no more bombs like this ever be dropped again on humans.
By humans 😐
Have a word with American govt, they are most likely to use it again.
@@dotmanmide what makes you say that?
Kevin Valones yeah
@@Help-fj3sq Who else could drop an atomic bomb?
"Guys, stop quoting me"
-Albert Einstein
lol
Fake Albert Einstein
Guys stop quoting me
-Albert Einstein
-sergey alexander
@@gigafarquaad5506
"Guy's, stop quoting me
- albert Einstein
- Sergey Alexander"
- comrade Elmo
Albert Einstein was actually above you lol
I'm a Japanese and my grandmother is an atomic bomb survivor.
My only opinion is that the tragedy of the atomic bomb must never be repeated.
I condemn the use of the atomic bomb because it is now being passed off as a 'war-stopping success story' and there is a danger that the use of nuclear bombs will be justified in the future.
The atomic bomb does not save the world, it destroys everything.
People near the centre of the bombing are instantly vaporised, leaving only shadows, and many people walk around with severe burns all over their bodies, dragging their internal organs and skin with them. Even if you survive the bombing, countless hardships await you. After the bomb, there are people whose bodies were destroyed by radiation and who literally spat blood. Even if you survived the war, your family was separated by disease and survivors were discriminated when marrying or finding work as 'contaminated' people. Even if the war is over, there is no end to the suffering of the survivors of nuclear bombs. The atomic bomb is an extremely inhumane weapon.
I am a third-generation A-bomb survivor. My grandmother experienced the atomic bomb when she was three years old. Her mother was pregnant at the time. She was exposed to the bomb along with her baby.
It is often said that the atomic bomb is the 'retribution for Japan's past barbarity', but my grandmother, who was three years old, and my great-uncle, who was an unborn baby, had nothing to do with that "past barbarity". Don't get me wrong. Neither I, nor surely my grandmother, want to blame the US or Dr Oppenheimer. Research into the development of the atomic bomb was also carried out at Japanese universities. If I had to blame, it would be the Japanese military of the time that pushed for the war.
Telling the history of the atomic bombings is not a way of expressing bitterness about the past, but an action to ensure that no one in the future will suffer from the atomic and hydrogen bombs. The fact remains that Hiroshima was the first city in the world to be bombed. However, we must continue our efforts to ensure that Nagasaki remains the last city in the world to be bombed.
Today, the memory of the Holocaust is being used in Israel as a reason to justify Palestinian aggression, as a "distorted sense of victimhood" and "an occasion for self-preservation instincts". European countries and other developed countries cannot take a strong stance against Israel because of their history of persecuting Jews in the past, such as diaspora, pogroms and the Holocaust. We are now witnessing a moment when negative history is giving birth to new negative history.
Fortunately, in Japan, the memory of the atomic bombings is not perceived as an exaltation of patriotism, but as a 'reminder of past mistakes' and a pray for peace. This is because the survivors sincerely passed on their experiences and prays for peace to the next generation.
However, there is no guarantee that the atomic bombs will not be used as a 'distorted victimhood' in the future. Alternatively, if a nuclear bomb were dropped somewhere in the world today, its memory could trigger new tragedies in the future. Like the memory of the Holocaust in Israel and its relation to the Palestinian genocide.
The series of debates about the film Oppenheimer (whether to release the film or not) provided a good opportunity to review how the Atomic bomb is perceived in Japan. I had hoped that the film would have triggered a reassessment of the principle that humanity must never use nuclear weapons again. However, looking at online memes such as 'Barbenheimer', people probably don't understand how horrific the atomic bomb is.
Unfortunately, even today, the atomic bomb is still perceived as 'an effective means of surrendering Japan, which continued its barbaric behaviour'. This does not stop the use of new atomic bombs. Again, the atomic bombs bring death and destruction, not success and peace. I do not mean to emphasize Japan's victimhood by any means. I want to tell the world about the horror of the atomic bomb itself. The world is too ignorant. Ignorance destroys the world.
Japan is a popular tourist destination worldwide. If you visit Japan, you should go to the Peace Memorial Museum in Hiroshima. There you will see how people's lives were destroyed by the atomic bombs. In today's society, the next victim could be anyone. Looking at the recent international situation, you would have felt. 'You are mistaken if you think that war will always be outside your country. We must never use the atomic bomb again so that you and your family will not be the next victims.
You Japanese truly are remarkable race
I hope and pray that an atomic/nuclear bombing never happens again. However, while I would never call it a success, it was by far the least bad option that was available to end the war at the time. The Japanese military leadership absolutely refused to surrender despite them being virtually helpless against the US military. They were planning to arm civilians to oppose an invasion, basically trying to force the US into a bloody meat grinder that would result in millions of people dead on both sides.
As terrible as the atomic bombings were and how horrific their aftermaths were, they were far less than what an invasion would cost, and they did convince the Emperor to order the surrender or face utter annihilation.
Again I hope that those bombing remain the only use of nuclear weapons in anger ever, I am just saying that of the options to end the War in the Pacific, they were the LEAST horrible when the Japanese military leadership just flat out refused to surrender and end the conflict.
I agree that nuclear weapons do not bring peace. AT THE TIME in that particular situation it broke the intransigence of people too proud to choose peace and forced them to the table allowing the war to end.
That's really true.
If only the Japanese military government had surrendered a little earlier, many of its citizens would not have died (...and of course, none of this would have happened without the barbaric actions of the military in the first place).
Thank you for your comment.
We Japanese people must have a clear understanding of what Japan did to its neighbors during the Pacific War and the reason and process that the atomic bombs had to be dropped.
@@tani-t4g even so, you guys managed to recover and become one of the fastest growing nations in existence
@@tani-t4g The purpose of the atomic bomb was simply human experimentation.
3:18 You can literally see the shock, the awe, the surprise, the realization, and the horror, all in one single expression. The acting for this documentary was very well done.
Hey Abraham, had heard a lot about you. Whatssup
Hey bro
the actual pilot never regretted dropping because he knew they deserved those,probably need more
@@k2king249 same goes for the imperial Japanese army they are also war criminal
@@xinweikoh1961 the japanese did war crimes (cough cough Nanjing) but that doesn’t justify killing innocent civilians
“you weren’t born when this happened”
-albert einstein
🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Wir is des engles?” -Me
It’s 1945 right now and I’m in Japan should I be scared
@@kalashnikov7170 Did the bomb dropped?
@Renan Nogueira sixth*
imagine waking up and thinking youll have a normal day and this happens
There’s no normal day when there is a world war lol
How cruel mankind was that time
@@jaobille79 yeah but civilians thought they would be safe
Wow you just fuck me over with this comment now I'm gonna go and play fallout
The most messed up thing about this is that a guy survived Hiroshima, was able to crawl to help, got patched up good then went to his 2nd job in Nagasaki a couple of days later and got bombed again...... That's what I call a bad day. SMH
Just come back from Hiroshima. The atomic dome and museum - just so touching the stories behind it all.
The brutality of war is something most of us are fortunate to have never lived in.
Especially Ukrainians are very fortunate...... (Sarcasm)
“Most of us”
@@darbishireslavinski
Afghanis?
Iraqis?
Syrians?
Palestinians? They have been facing Israeli terrorism for 70 years now
@@Markhor579 Any war shows us how stupid and imprudent some humans are.... completely unable to use brain in the right direction (only few are able to do this). But as Ukrainian, I fully understand what is it to live everyday in fight, inconveniences and deaths...
@@darbishireslavinski - Ukraine's biggest mistake was signing the Budapest agreement and disarming its nukes sending them all to Moscow - if they had remained nuclear armed Russia would never had attacked or taken Crimea - 2nd mistake was Germany(Merkel) blocking Ukraine's wish to join NATO membership since 2008 so as to keep Putin happy to supply them with very cheap gas which they ware reselling at enormous profit - now Germany is also struggling to make up for its massive mistake - and of course Putin making the biggest mistake in all Russian history - losing Ukraine for good will set more countries in the federation thinking about separatism after all he's pushing the same idea as they all face while members of the Federation only they have real cause while his is all political nonsense
"90% of the quotes on the internet are made up." -Albert Einstein
There was no internet during einstein's time
@@vishnukant5080 bet
This got me weak 😂💀
@David Burgess he's Indian what do you expect
@@vishnukant5080 woosh.
“I need to stop writing so many quotes.”
-Albert Einstein
😂😂😂😂
Wait!...He didn't say that
@@thisiswhatitfeelslike r/woooosh
@@puneeeeeeeeeeth i know that this is a joke but ican get you r/helloiam14andthisiswhoosh
@_ Qu1ck_Sh0tz_AB yessir
Just watching this makes me cry. Imagine if you're in it and manage to survive. What kind of trauma you'll go through!
BARILOCHE ARGENTINA
“This is not related to Albert Einsten”
-me
Lol
Lmao
Nice
lol
verified user
"The camera man never dies"
-Albert Einstein
*Godmode ON*
he is in creative mode
@@Kevin__77 hE iS iN BEdrOcK mOdE
he was just another overrated psychopath
camera man is always a true legend
"One day, fake quotes of mine will be on the internet."
-Albert Einstein
@Player Unknown lol
Including this one
"E's=McD Breakfast"
everybody who was involved in the invention of the atomic bomb are now residing in hell where they belong!!
I never said that too
-Albert Einstein
One of the best WW2 documentary.
Plot twist: The cameraman is in creative mode
Plot twist 2: its actually not a nuclear bomb.Its 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000block of tnt...Rip steve and alex
@@haziq5747 cant die in creative mode dude
@@aaronmerjil6948 He didn't say that...
@@aaronmerjil6948 the *cameraman* in the creative mode dude...
@@raddydydy 😂
“Stop taking everything I say and making it into quotes”
-Albert Einstein
yeah just what you did
@@optyagi2064 Pretty sure that's the joke.
@@optyagi2064 that's the joke you dimwit.
@@optyagi2064 it's a joke u nimrid
Haha so true how do you come up with this stuff 🤣
"Dont trust edited comments."
-Albert Einstein.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌👌👌
@@Ayunaldo7 ge efuck
@@Ayunaldo7 uuuu
Okay
Its funny because its edited lmaox
The saddest thing is, did we really have any other options? The estimated casualty count from a mainland invasion of Japan was 40 million people, and we couldn’t just let Japan actively sit there as a threat, 60 million people died in ww2, add that 40 million, if we didn’t drop the bomb, 100 million people would be dead, 40 million more than real life, it’s a shame, humanity’s only true enemy is itself
no. That's completely different. The reason for the surrender was the Soviet Union's participation in the war against Japan, and the purpose of the atomic bomb was simply a human experiment.
“Stop quoting me” - Einstein
"Ok"
-Albert Einstein
“Never”
-internet
“Please”
-Albert Einstein
"Why y'all put cheese on my cheeseburger" - Some hungry dude
"Ok boomer" - Nikola Tesla
"Why are you running? Why are you running!"
- Albert Einstein.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH
dead meme
@@doraemonofficial3084 i can hear that😂😂
Damn it HAHHAHAHA
In reality america lies that they want it for other things but they only wanted for killing
:NO ONE SAYS ANYTHING TO AMERICA EVERYONR SAYS ALBERT EINSTEIN DOES THE MISTAKE
*”This is Why I’m always the camera man”*
*AlBerT EInSTIEN*
Thank god people invented cameras
Can u explain y... i couldn't understand
priya dharan Camera man never dies in films or videos
Right...
May those who lost their lives from that disaster continue resting in peace 😢
"I can confirm that Wolverine has survived on that day"
- Albert Einstein
Wolverine is uncanny..
"I enjoy misquoting famous people for fun."
- Silent Mind
666 likes
This is the best lol
Yashida too
"Did I really say that?"
-Albert Einstein
The best one
@@Yageeeel by far
Albert ,,ight imma head out" Einstein
Lmao
“Stop saying stuff about me”
~Albert Einstein
I think you mean "stuff".
“what are u saying”
~Albert Einstein
"stuff and thangs"
What if we smoke weed
-Albert Einstein
HEYY!! ARE U FCKN KIDDING ME?
Few people laughed few people cried but most were silent -
Oppenheimer
Truman >
"“Hell is empty and all the devils are here.” - William Shakespeare
To remind viewers of the USA’s achievements against terrorism, I hope TH-cam does not delete this comment:
1*Aggression against Vietnam, killing and displace Thousands of innocent children, including children, are in the womb of their mothers.
2*Aggression and the use of chemical and biological weapons against Iraq, killing more than 500,000 Iraqi children, including it stillborn infants.
3*The war on Somalia and causing chaos in Liberia and some other African countries, including rains bombing on Libya in the 80s, under the pretext that they threaten the interests of the United States of America and its people.
4*Aggression or the unjust invasion of Iraq in 2003, killing almost 1,000,000 Iraqis and displace more than 2,500,000 people.
5*Mastering the torture of prisoners in Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo, and breaking the Geneva Convention on the Rights of Prisoners.
6*Forging documents and files about Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction, even though Iraq has dealt professionally with the inspectors of the United Nations.
7*Disobeying orders from the Security Council stating that Iraq will not be occupied due to the lack of sufficient evidence of weapons of mass destruction that the US government claims Saddam has.
8*hmh I think the list is long more than that. the weather is too cold. I'll go to sleep 🙂😅 I'll continue later🙂🙋
@@abandoned_soul ur acting like iraq is the only terrorist country
Coz they are ash now
@@abandoned_soul
9.united state was dropped 270 million bomb in loas
.10.usa use white phosphorus and napalm to bombing Vietnam.
11.dropped MOAB bomb in Afghanistan to test their weapons
12.create Osama bin Laden
13.sold weapons to Saudi Arabia to bombings yaman
@@balls3443 you don't know the joke.he hate America
you know what hurts? These politicians fight but only the people suffer and die..I am from Lebanon and I survived but my friend (20 yrs old) has passed away🌹 Peace and Love>>> anything
💚
❤ stay strong brother
I'm really sorry my heart and prayers go out to the free people of Lebanon 🤲😥
#Laf_Prayforlebanon
True! At war the only loser are the innocent people! This must be stop!
"People make up fake quotes on the internet all the time" - Abraham Lincoln
Nice
Lol, we in Russia have this as Vladimir Lenin‘s quote!
Abraham didn’t know what the internet was
@@T1Dupey really omg i didnt know that wow so is this quote one of those fake made up ones on the internet? wow ur a genius
Donkey WOOOOOSH
RIP to the 20 Aussie women nurses massacred on Bangka by the japanese. May they be remembered.
Fake
like japanese honor@@wadswwwwasdw
It seems you can't argue with the content.
@@wadswwwwasdwJapanese war crimes are pretty well documented, lol.
Bruh wrong place to say it
Every one got vaporized except the BBC camera man
..
JustiFri I know talk about “ prompt and utter destruction “
He went into spectator mode
@@ConPink lol
Haha yeah
ARE YOU THAT DUMB? IT'S JUST A VISUAL REPRESENTATION! NOTHING SHOWN HERE IS REAL!!! GET A LIFE!
SIKE! GOTCHA!! HAHA 🤣
“At least the camera man survived.”
-Albert Einstein
Lol
😂
Copied!
Lmao 😂
Cameraman able to survive in baddest to baddest situations
Never trust quotes you read online
-Albert Einstein
* " "
Exactly.
LoL........
Lol
Teri Jali na
The video strikingly portrays the Japanese as victims, seemingly forgetting the countless Asians under the inhumane rule of Imperial Japan, prisoners of the Pacific War, and soldiers of the Allied forces. It gives the impression that atomic bombs were dropped on peaceful Japanese cities without any reason.
As a Filipino I agree, but so many innocent civilians killed by the US also not good.
Innocent people died.
私の祖母の婚約者は広島原爆で亡くなりました…。
これも事実と現実です！！
Childen died
Inocent peopel died
"You were supposed to watch the video, not read comments"
-Albert Einstein
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao 🤣🤣
😘😘😘😘
Lol.. Then why you comment something😂😂
Who the hell are you to tell us
“I don’t think I said that.”
-Albert Einstein
@Team MT "No i don't think so"
-Albert Einstein
"are you sure my boy? "
-Albert Einstein
He did
😆 😆
Was this reasonably old video recommended to anyone here because it wasn't recommended to me but I'm seeing a lot of recent comments. There's no more country or organization(s) left in this world that can win a war against the 'Allies' (Elite countries like USA, England, etc). They might bomb North Korea but it might only be at similar scale against Afghanistan or Iraq.
"Every 60 seconds in Japan, a minute passes"
Albert Einstein
Can't 🤣🤣
Every 60 seconds a weaboo hits puberty
Dude😂😂😂
_Together we can stop this_
😂😂😂
Insane how these bombs are small in comparison to others made after
"Turn off the comments " - Albert Einstein
Wow 😣 but when ?
@@albert_einstein3023 😂
Fake
@@bisugaming2527 So what do you expect? Real einstein to comment?😂🤣🤣
@@bisugaming2527 yeah no shit. Einstein is dead
fun fact: there was a man that was traveling for work and ended up being in both hiroshima and nagasaki when the bombs were dropped, far enough to survive both of them. I believe he was also struck by lightning. forgot his name but look it up
Jesus christ he’s the most luckiest and unluckiest person in the world
he died in 2010 i think
yamaguchi tsutomu
He died of stomach cancer due to the radiation effects years later though in 2010.
Stalker hiroshima
"Mouse invented Albert Einstein, but no Mouse trap will ever invent a man "
-Atomic bomb
Lmao 😂
Looool
Vaishnavi S 😂😂😂😂
Vaishnavi S wut
@@thesalandarian3314 u stoooopid
It's kinda sad that this happened but at least it stopped WWII
But at least it stopped any more conflicts in WWII
Soviet Union stopped WWII.
@@nightcreep6127 in Europe yeah
@@nightcreep6127
RUSSIANS WELCOME TO ARGENTINA
@@A_D5395the ussr stoped the war in Europe China stopped the war in Asia.
@@TheGovernor-vw9cfchina?? If Pearl Harbor hadn’t been bombed all of china would be speaking Japanese
*“Aight imma head out”*
~Albert Einstein.
😂😂
Imagine if those were his last words
King oh shit here we go again
*bomb drops
B29: ight, imma head out
Inspirational
“ Humans have only one enemy....the human“
~Atom Bomb
And then who gave idea to make atom bomb
@@farismuhammadd that's the point smart one
I agree
@PATRIOT HAM I dont know about you guys. But I will never forget what humans do to themselfs and to this planet.
Atom bomb is right
“I never said any of these quotes. SO JUST STOP.”
-Albert Einstein
FuzzyTheLlamma mice aren't smart enough, but mice do fight so if mice were smart enough they would build one to capture the other mouse
r/whooosh
‐Albert Einstein
666 likes
Always* all* continue*
😂
Respects for the camera by surviving from the explosion and being the nearest thing to the explosion
I worry that one day people say things that I did not say
-Albert Einstein
Haha I'm weezing
I didn't say this too
"Albert Einstein "
So how can we know that what you are saying is what he said?
Nobody cares
-Everyone
@@AugustasWV nerd
"Not Everything was said by Einstein"
≈Gandhi
"underrated comment"
-me
"Some more people will comment here"
- Abraham Lincoln
"Gandhi was a nice man"
- Nathu Ram Godse
I love my India ...
:- DAUD ibrahim
@@faisalnazir2553 but, he killed indian mahatma
I am a Japanese in my thirties. My grandfather witnessed the atomic bombing on this day while training as a naval reservist off the coast of the Seto Inland Sea. He told me that the sky over Hiroshima was burning bright red. He is a taciturn man. But his eyes were serious when he told me that that war must never be repeated. Following Ukraine, tensions are rising in Taiwan. We must reaffirm the preciousness of preserving peace, following in the footsteps of our grandfather's generation.
Sudo, my brother-in-law's father was a physicist in Tennessee who was part of The Manhattan Project. There is a Canadian psychologist named Jordan Peterson who recently said, correctly, that "if you think strong, aggressive males are dangerous, then wait until you find out what the weak ones are capable of!" His point is that peace does not come from pacifism but rather through two strong parties who are capable of self-defense discovering that working cooperatively to procure resources is superior to fighting against each other. If the world is to avoid conflict then I believe that is the path to preventing humanity's extinction. I know one thing: ICBMs now each have 300 times more destructive power than the larger of the two a-bombs that were dropped on Japan so if there is another nuke war, humanity is dead.
The implication is that only when Japan is dropped the atomic bomb will it expect peace. What did japan do before ?
@@caohe2665 "What did japan do before ?" What did everyone do before? People can ask that question endlessly to justify any war they want, literally.
But do you know about Nanjing Massacre? The Japanese at that time kill many people (More than 300,000) in China. They even use it as a race.
@@5mmyes, the Japanese used “a solider not found” as a reason and they “think that it was “done by China “ to start the war
Here comes the sun.
911
“It is better to piss In the shower, than to shower in the piss”
-Albert Einstein
That is what Stifler said...😂😂
Lifechanging...
Hahahaha you crayy
Really? Einstein did not use those words in his vocalbulary. but nice try-nice saying though !
He never said that.
"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom." - Isaac Asimov
There is a quote that 'we have guided missiles, and misguided men' MLK
Exactly whats happening with AI right now
Makes no sense science isnt conscious 😂
@Ilariasarkis2667 he is referring to the whole scientific community that cannot and do not have a collective conscience about the cumulative knowledge and its possible impact in human life and global population. Also it implies the powerful elites, that shape and control, in many ways, the world we live in
Many of life's hardships and tragedies (never mind nuclear war) are due to people becoming clever before they become wise. Or as Ian Malcolm said in 'Jurassic Park' ....."Your scientists were so concerned with whether or not they COULD, they didn't stop to think if they SHOULD"
"In future people will say much shit quoting my name. Including this."
- Albert Einstein
lol
But that's not true he never said that
"Because it was a joke"
-Me
@@donkey3868 wooosh wooosh woooooòoooooooosh 😂
@@donkey3868 r/wo^(infinity)sh
The moral of the story is:
DON'T PUNCH SOMEONE IN THE NOSE THEN WHINE BECAUSE YOU GOT KICKED IN THE BALLS!
💀
So ein Blödsinn. Es gilt immer angemassen zu reagieren. Die Bombe hätte auch über der Küste vorgeführt werden können. Und eine zweite Bombe zu schmeißen, wie ein tollwütiger Köter zeigt nur, wie krank und abartig die Zuständigen waren. Sie gehören alle zur Rechenschaft gezogen, wie andere Kriegsverbrecher auch.
Correct
“Why is everyone talking about me?”
-Albert Einstein
cause indirectly it was his fault .
I first saw this comment, the next one was from a guy saying “why is everyone talking about Einstein?” And the next one was a quote from Einstein lol
@@harshitmishra5645 aur jo tum gande karm karte ho , uska Kya hoga , god maaf kar de..
"The envious heady voyage boils because the ethereal lettuce utensil unfastens sassy boxes beside a guiltless measure of enthusiastic atoms bolted to curious jellies."
---Albert Einstein
@Dragon haa
"These dudes keep quoting me"
-Albert Einstein
Jotaro Kujo jotaro, where did the idiot go talking about beetles in a book
-Yare yare daze
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People should see what Japanese did before. th-cam.com/video/AFEgz8NNmVA/w-d-xo.html
"The trouble with the quotes of the internet is that you can never know if they are genuine."
- Albert Einstein
Einstein was dead before the internet was even made
@@ruinedrouge3062 ;)
@Oh yeah yeah yeah. You are an idiot
Oh yeah yeah yeah
r/woosh
Like this one
The crimes committed by the Japanese Empire to its neighboring countries were even more horrific.
Yeah but most people in the west tend to ignore or forget about that fact and instead love talking about bad they feel for Japan and how this was totally unjustified etc etc
Japan has apologized, but the US has not. This is a big difference.
@@bloodorchidviper5225 That is your delusion.
How the US connected to its neighbors, they have been meddling in other’s business throughout history
@@wadswwwwasdw
Why are you so ashamed of your own country?
everyone: "2020 is the worst"
but humans destroy humans
Its Part of Nature, you live in this planet and its already a part of it
@@skee7259 dropping a nuke is defenetly not a park of "nature"
@@FateStayDanny did i say Nuke?..
The Natural behavior of Killing is always in Our Brain or DNA
(Or whatever you want to call it)
@life is a bitch It's was decades ago the Hiroshima bomb.
On Lebanon is the worst 😭💔🇱🇧💥💥💥💣💥
"If 3rd world war is fought with nuclear weapons then 4th world war will be fought with sticks and stones"
-Albert Einstein
Earth reset theory
Napalm sticks to slopeheads....sergeant Striker.
And with swords as well
Typical Gamer that’s the point
@Typical Gamer actually some Americans, Russians and almost all Swiss people would survive (Americans with fallout shelters, Russians with the metro systems and the Swiss have enough fallout shelters for their entire population
"Why is the comment section talking only about me?" - Albert Einstein
The comments section
90% Albert's district quotes
3% other quotes
3%history nerds not meant as offensive
4%pepol talking about how many Albert einstein quotes
Warning do not take what I said seriously this is my own thinking do not take it as offensive if u took it that way I am sorry
Gggg Yed i dad shut up boi 🤐
@@alexmunoz6682 tell me one reason to shut up
@@alexmunoz6682 ur the one who should behave
Because he was part of the Manhattan Project in building the nuke.
The animation shows a misunderstanding of the nuclear explosion and the formation of the mushroom cloud. The cloud is not formed by the smoke from the explosion, but by the raised dust rising with the hot air, the explosion itself does not produce any smoke.
“Apparently I have said a lot of shit.” -Albert Einstein
So true! XD
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@@Adityanathsinger stop spamming
@@Adityanathsinger its not even related to the video
@9mm Capone first. Einstein is German. Second. The USA invented the first atom bomb with help of the german scientists who fled from nazi germany.
“I never said half of the crap people say I did.” -Albert Einstein
Lmao
Carlos Perez This guy is lying,the internet is not a thing in my time ~ Albert einstein
LMAO
@@firewolf_6955 f
"Weed" - Albert Einstein
Let me summarise the damn comment section.
- Quotes from Albert Einstein
- who came from Lebanon Explosion
- And People saying Humans are the worst thing to happen on Earth.
Its brainy time !
Thanks for your synapses
Exactly
Well, they are
@@voi_xx How old are you my friend?
“You are my sunshine”
911
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@faejoifeatwo thousand and fun
@@EternalEmperorofZakuul Do you also consider the 500,000 PTSD patients, hundreds of billions of dollars in war costs, and thousands of casualties in the subsequent Afghanistan war?
@@faejoifea no one talking about money or the wars xD. It’s a joke.
Me: *opens the comments section*
Everyone: "olbert oinstoin...."
By Albert Einstein
@@donnawallace1501 olbert oinstoin*
@@hafeezkhan6181 noob
@@_deepak7 olbert oinstoin*
@@_deepak7 olbert oinstoin*
My grandmother was in Hiroshima that day.
She was 7 years old. My grandmother and her siblings were living near the mountains in Hiroshima due to evacuation.
In the morning of August 6 1945, she was eating breakfast with other kids. Suddenly she saw a very bright flash and after 5~7 seconds, a huge explosion and sound pushed up her stomach. The ceiling collapsed on top of them. My grandmother was so in shocked that she couldn't move. Her older sister and brother helped her get out of the collapsed building. When she got outside, the kids were crying. She saw a huge cloud coming from the city. It was a very hot day and the blue sky was clear without a single cloud. But when she got outside after the explosion, there were pink, white and gray colored clouds moving towards them in the clear blue sky. They looked like cotton candies, she said. Since the building has collapsed, everyone was walking outside. They returned back to the building when the black colored rain dropped from the clouds.
In the beginning of September 1945, my grandmother suddenly wasn't able to get out of her futon bed, so her mother helped her get out and made her sit down to have breakfast. But my grandmother wasn't able to sit still and collapsed on the floor. She felt super tired and her face, hands and feet were swollen. Every part of her body ached and she couldn't move at all. She missed the whole semester of the elementary school. The doctor came to see my grandmother and told her parents that she would soon die. There was lack of medical supply so he couldn't do anything. One of her neighbor was so worried that he gave her figs every morning. Gradually she became better and started to go to school again in January 1946.
Their family moved to the center of Hiroshima in 1946. She went to Fukuro-machi elementary school. More than half of her friends at that school lost at least one of their parents from the war. It was normal at that time and nobody thought it was strange. After school she and her friends played in the Hiroshima city center. She saw the black shadow of the person who was sitting on the stairs when the atomic bomb blasted. She also used to play in the Atomic bomb dome (Genbaku dome) with her friends. The dome was piled up with rubble. She was surprised when she saw a postcard with the picture of the atomic dome later because it was where she always played with her friends after school.
We wish for world peace🕊
Damn that’s crazy, is she still alive?
@@mranti-ur-mom-jokes1056 Yeah she's still relatively healthy She will turn 85 this weekend
It is very interesting to listen to the stories of different people about their ancestors, who were during WW2
@@森でワイルドになりたい that’s insane
@@森でワイルドになりたい Oh God bless her. give her plenty of hugs and kisses ❤
When you’re chilling until you see a second sun:
@Seitym Meitei
You weren't kidding : )
USA is good
@JustChill ยยวยญ
PLS
@@JOHNYANGable with vietnam?
"There is no life beyond the grave,
and ,,on the pace we're on, perhaps
no life before death as well.".....
"Just hide under the water like in minecraft."
-Albert Einstein
Underrated
"We got the sand for the TNT off of the beaches of Pearl Harbor"
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
Demon_Bill_ Cipher lmao
The radiation goes in water and the water evaporates because of the heat
"as you go smarter, the jokes becomes less funny because all you see are mistakes that you want to correct or maybe you just want to sound so smart on the internet"
- Christopher Columbus
Nobody :
Literally nobody :
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Hiroshima bomb video
K but whys this so true
So true
True
😐
I actually looked this up
"Don't believe in all the quotes on the Internet"
-Buddha
"I agree"
-Plato
Kingdom hill rise against kingdom
True....
"Accepted".
~Astritotas
"Sure"
-Anne Frank
Bro took here comes the sun to a whole new level
hey kid, u wanna be immortal?
kid: Sure!
here, hold this camera
Ha
/set game mode creative
@@ashleyspicer873 only way
Could make it 666 likes but we don't fuck wit dat shit here cuh.
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"why everybody is talking about me"
-Albert Enistein
[Android,Windows 7] Saman Sk he showed the USA how to make it
@@latrellrobinson8224 did he really want to kill people???
Because he was the fool who made formula later with that formula nuclear bomb created
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@@emperrorworld6437
Nahh, even if he didn't make it, someone will still find it...
“ *TH-cam recommendation has brought us together once again* “
N A Y 2.0 why the hell does TH-cam pull shit like this 2 years late
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Yup
And yet still people are commenting shit like this for likes
Lol tru
もう二度とこのような悲劇を繰り返さないためにも、今までの歴史をよく勉強し反省することでこれからの世界の平和へ生かす必要があります。 平和な世界で生きたい
はい、反省が重要であることに同意します。彼らはいつ日本の学校で日本帝国軍について教え始めるのでしょう。南京虐殺？マニラ虐殺？
NANJING IS FAKE😂
World Peace? That is much harder to achieve than climbing mount everest with one foot 😂 The strongest country in this World which is the US, is selling weapons to make a living. They are happy if the World at Wars, if there are no Wars then they will make one.
@@manjeets8923
チベット侵攻と天安門事件も大事っすな。
米国が広島と長崎に原子爆弾を投下したにもかかわらず、彼らは原爆のために日本に謝罪したことはありません。
This should not happen again in this world
ascics420 stop
ascics420 this is fun Ima start something
ascics420 With the absolute power vested in me by the combined fortitude and will of the pretentious TH-cam comment faction in its entirety, I command thee to cease.
ascics420 So hold your tongue, peasant. Except no paradigm shift, no eleventh-hour volte-face; he who falters in the face of pointless argument may boast a life, but a life I have never known, and never will.
The concept of war itself (in a modern context) is evolving into something more than that. Yes, a nuclear war would likely end all life on the planet, and all it takes is a single slip up on one party’s end to start one, but the paranoia created is (hopefully) the effect that countries like Russia want to produce; scare tactics. The real threat may not even be physical: cyber warfare. In a world increasingly gripped by technology, information becomes universal. A 5 year old from a third world country can make international headlines if he only has a camera. This being said, it’s stupidly easy for things like propaganda, false news, and empty threats to reach audiences all over the world. This will not, however, deter countries from churning out thousands of guns, troops, tanks, planes etc., for these have become fundamental parts of war. Furthermore, it’s quantifiable. You can assign numbers to the size of an army with tanks, men, and planes - but you can’t do the same with a cyber army.