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>There are also pictures of people enjoying the spectacle that demonstrate the morbid fascination that many Americans had with nuclear weapons at the time. Was
by FridayoLeary 11mo ago
>There are also pictures of people
enjoying the spectacle that
demonstrate the morbid fascination
that many Americans had with nuclear
weapons at the time.
Was this written with ai? No person in any time period wouldn't be interested. Big explosions are never boring.
- NoboruWataya 11mo agoThe article doesn't generally read like AI to me, though I can't discount the possibility that I have been fooled by a new and more advanced slop machine. I think HN is probably biased towards a subset of the population that is perennially interested in nuclear explosions. They surely occupied a much greater part of the public consciousness in the 50s than they do today (and certainly much greater than a few years ago, before a nuclear power invaded Europe).
- lazide 11mo agoThere is also very high overlap with engineers and guns. Also jet engines. But yes, things going boom too.
- ricardobeat 11mo agoI don’t think “fascination” is what you’d get if you started detonating atomic bombs on the regular near any major city today.