How Did Robert Oppenheimer Make The Right Decision

Robert Oppenheimer was a physics professor at the University of California, Berkeley. Oppenheimer was a key part of the Manhattan project. Oppenheimer was expressing his regret. Oppenheimer decided to try and change the subject to international cooperation. But Truman changed it back to talking about the military building more atomic bombs. Robert Oppenheimer’s decision to express regret was a personal responsibility, national responsibility, and responsibility of other groups. By choosing to steer to conversation from talking about the military building more atomic bombs to talking about international cooperation, Robert Oppenheimer made the right decision to change that topic to show that he regretted building the bomb and dropping it. Steering the conversation from talking about the military building more atomic bombs to talking
Oppenheimer could have done research and tested how we could make the atomic bomb more powerful. “He walked through the halls and out of the White House and toward the street. He was the father of the atomic bomb. But at that moment he knew his creation was completely---- and forever beyond his control” By saying that it was beyond his control means that he was regretting helping researching and helping with build the bomb because now other countries are now able to develop the bomb. This also shows that he made that right decision to change the conversation because Truman wants to build more bombs which he will most likely use and cause another war and when he does not have Robert Oppenheimer to help develop the technology again nothing will happen