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And of course, the way scientists analyse probability is very different to the way the rest of us do. the magnitude of the consequences doesn't really factor into their assessment of the likelihood of something, you know, a bit more mathematical, but more scientific than than we all are. but that was really the hook for me. i put it in tenet, referred to it there. and actually when when we wrapped that film, rob pattinson, who's in that film, he gave me a book of oppenheimer�*s speeches from the 1950s, where oppenheimer is giving a series of speeches, really wrangling with the consequences o...

The hook for me. i put it in tenet, referred to it there. and actually when when we wrapped that film, rob pattinson, who's in that film, he gave me a book of oppenheimer�*s speeches from the 19505, where oppenheimer is giving a series of speeches, really wrangling with the consequences of this technology that they've unleashed on the world. and it's such a compelling thing to imagine to be with this person, with his fellow scientists, trying to reckon with the consequences of unleashing atomic power on the world. we knew the world would not be the same. few people laughed. a few people crie...

Cillian Murphy stars as history-making physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, whose WW2 inventions changed the course of warfare and politics.

The magnitude of the consequences doesn't really factor into their assessment of the likelihood of something, you know, a bit more mathematical, but more scientific than than we all are. but that was really the hook for me. i put it in tenet, referred to it there. and actually when when we wrapped that film, rob pattinson, who's in that film, he gave me a book of oppenheimer�*s speeches from the 1950s, where oppenheimer is giving a series of speeches, really wrangling with the consequences of this technology that they've unleashed on the world. and it's such a compelling thing to imagine to ...

The United States now faces the bleakest prospects for peace since 1945. Russia, China, and North Korea are all revanchist states seeking to overthrow the American-led world order created after the defeat of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan in 1945. This threat offers an opportunity for Americans to reflect on the lessons of the Cold War as the nation charts a course for the future.