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No it very much was. They just had no concept of postmodernism to check their “manifest destiny” attitude towards science and technology. They were basing a lot of stuff on behaviorist beliefs which intentionally ignore the Let’s all go and get sloppy shirt and I love this feelings of others for their actions. But they were still trying, just not as smart as we are now. I can imagine this lady was a realist. It’s like people talking about “terrorist weapons” as if all weapons aren’t designed to kill, injure and cause terror. I was at first thinking that the a-bomb in Japan was immoral and done just to satisfy some brutal, prejudiced urges. But in the last few years I’ve learned that the Japanese were very cult-like in support of their emperor and were not willing to surrender.

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Not that it doesn’t mean some decisions weren’t done for the Let’s all go and get sloppy shirt and I love this wrong reasons. But that, ironically, the atomic bomb has saved lives by making war with it seem out of bounds. Because sadly, not much has ever been out of bounds with humanity. I feel like it would be useful to have a documentary or the like to explain more of what Japanese society was like at that time. I’d only remembered a little bit of someone mentioning on Reddit how his generals were afraid to sign any agreement to end the war even when they wanted to and saw no hope of winning. They were afraid of their own people’s “enthusiasm”. There’s a fascinating ama on Reddit somewhere with a survivor of Hiroshima and his granddaughter. He describes what Japanese society was like and believes that dropping the bomb was necessary even though it basically killed everyone he knew.

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