#brighter than a thousand suns

[seayalater]

in the clear moonlight dusk

[guerrilla-operator]

Killing Joke // Wintergardens

Run, run, run, how we run We cry like children In wintergardens now Run, run, run, how we run And play like children In wintergardens now

[rastronomicals]

7:54 AM EDT April 22, 2024:

Killing Joke - "Wintergardens" From the album Brighter Than A Thousand Suns (November 10, 1986)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

File under: Re-evaluated music

[whats-in-a-sentence]

Teller often used to translate into German verses by the Hungarian poet Ady, a great favourite of his. One of these translations, which were never published, seems full of the presentiment of an existence which Teller and other research workers in atomic physics were fated to lead.

The Lord takes all whom he strikes and loves,

he bears them far from Earth . . .

their hearts aflame, their brains made ice,

Earth sends her laughter up to them

and, compassionate, the sun strews diamond dust

upon their lonely way.

"Brighter than a Thousand Suns: A Personal History of the Atomic Scientists" - Robert Jungk, translated by James Cleugh

[djthenerd]

Here's some art.

*Proceeds to yeet artwork at you for no reason

[tenth-sentence]

The questions of conscience with which almost every nuclear physicist had confronted himself since the end of the war have found no acknowledged and binding answers even until today.

"Brighter than a Thousand Suns: A Personal History of the Atomic Scientists" - Robert Jungk, translated by James Cleugh

[yeseicj]

beauty in the dark 🪷

[disecting-life]

Nature is often reflection of our own selves or it can be said that we find bits and parts of us in our surrounding

The picture above is so calming, watching closely it can be observed that a part is in shadow and the other one is shining in the light. Aren't we all a bit like this, holding both aspects of character within us. Even the most brightest and soothing people have a darker part just well hidden beneath the light. We often desire for people to see just the brighter side but won't world be a better place if apart from showing,we also start acting through those parts.

We can always choose which part to act on, each situation offers us a chance for that.

[parure-d-insomnie]

Killing joke________''Adorations'' (1986)______album 'Brighter than a thousand suns'.

[kahunakyle]

[danny-pino-group-therapy]

As an suv driver I feel horrible about this! I know from experience seeing other headlights myself and from oncoming cars blinking their lights too. Driving through a dark desert and you happen upon a poor on coming car that blinks their lights, I apologize I don’t even have my brights on. They’re just that annoyingly bright. If I could turn them off and not run off the road I would.

[rukasudark]

Brighter Than A Thousand Suns - Fever Dreams (Official Audio)

[rastronomicals]

11:54 AM EDT March 11, 2024:

Killing Joke - "Wintergardens" From the album Brighter Than A Thousand Suns (November 10, 1986)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

File under: Re-evalutated music

[whats-in-a-sentence]

Perhaps Oppenheimer's mental distress and failure to meet the situation are nowhere so apparent as in the following passages from his dialogues with Robb:

Robb: Did you oppose the dropping of the atom bomb on Hiroshima because of moral scruples?

Oppenheimer: We set forth our—

Robb: I am asking you about 'I', not 'we'.

Oppenheimer: I set forth my anxieties and the arguments on the other side.

Robb: You mean you argued against dropping the bomb?

Oppenheimer: I set forth arguments against dropping it.

Robb: Dropping the atom bomb?

Oppenheimer: Yes, but I did not endorse them.

Robb: You mean, having worked as you put it, in your answer, rather excellently, by night and day for three or four years to develop the atom bomb, you then argued it should not be used?

Oppenheimer: No. I didn't argue that it should not be used. I was asked to say by the Secretary of War what the views of scientists were. I gave the views against and the views for.

Robb: But you supported the dropping of the bomb on Japan, didn't you?

Oppenheimer: What do you mean, support?

Robb: You helped pick the target, didn't you?

Oppenheimer: I did my job, which was the job I was supposed to do. I was not in a policy-making position at Los Alamos. I would have done anything that I was asked to do, including making the bombs a different shape, if I had thought it was technically feasible.

Robb: You would have made the thermonuclear weapon, too, wouldn't you?

Oppenheimer: I couldn't.

Robb: I didn't ask you that, Doctor.

Oppenheimer: I would have worked on it.

Robb: If you had discovered the thermonuclear weapon at Los Alamos, you would have done so. If you could have discovered it you would have done so, wouldn't you?

Oppenheimer: Oh, yes.

"Brighter than a Thousand Suns: A Personal History of the Atomic Scientists" - Robert Jungk, translated by James Cleugh

[theredphotographies]

Légèreté de l’Être…

[tenth-sentence]

It is not clear whether he regards Teller as a good or a bad angel.

"Brighter than a Thousand Suns: A Personal History of the Atomic Scientists" - Robert Jungk, translated by James Cleugh