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aka J. Robert Oppenheimer

Jay expresses his disdain for the film 'Oppenheimer', describing it as boring and stating that he left the theater.

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  1. Jay Dyer critiques the portrayal and historical narrative of Oppenheimer in the film, suggesting he is depicted as more of an organizational figure rather than a scientist, arguing that the film doesn't make him a saint.

  2. Jay expresses his disdain for the film 'Oppenheimer', describing it as boring and stating that he left the theater.

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