How 0.7 Grams of Matter Destroyed Hiroshima

[NNadir]

Richard Feynman as an old man explains:

(The best comment in the comments section is the top comment:

esterday I accidentally dropped a box full of paperclips and I nearly cr*pped myself. Fortunately the strong nuclear force stayed intact and the milky way didn't explode.

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One of the interesting things in the talk is the statement subtly made that the law of conservation of matter does not actually hold for chemical reactions

[hunter]

1. How much energy did it take to make this video?

What's that in grams?



I don't think Feynman himself would have suffered this foolishness.

[eppur_se_muova]

2. Shhhhh ... don't mention the Strong Force. Trmp will insist on renaming it the "Trmp Force". nt

[dpibel]

3. So is this AI correct?

Those of us lacking your credentials really can't tell.

Not that I am terribly interested in spending 45 minutes listening to an AI chimera.

[littlemissmartypants]

4. Thanks, NN.