奥本海默传：“原子弹之父”的美国悲剧

The book delves into complex ethical questions surrounding his role in the atomic bomb. I'm curious what prompted the author to bring this aspect to the forefront.

His personal dilemmas and political pressures felt so real — I wonder if the author drew from specific sources to achieve this depth.

The biography covers a wide span of his life, but certain events felt highlighted more than others. I wonder what guided those choices.