失控的轟炸：人道與人性的交戰，造就二戰最漫長的一夜

Gladwell dives into complex ethical questions—what do you think influenced his emphasis on morality amid technological warfare?

The book has so much historical detail, I wondered if it might be too dense for some readers. How did others navigate the technical parts?

The personal stories added depth but also raised questions about how much human emotion influences military decisions—what stood out to others?