Essay way 2021/1/27 tech impact

    The episode of hiroshima was more harmful than useful. Hiroshima bomb is the name of the attack in which the first atomic bomb, named little boy, was used in history. When an action as that has positive and painful consequences, the painful consequences are always worse and irreparable due to the useful ones. The Hiroshima bomb marks the difference between human wars: it approach a new level of destruction. Thats why the little boy use made more bad then good consequences.

 One bomb, 20K Tons

   The bomb did a lot of damage to people. Nuclear warheads like the little boy are weapons of mass destruction, designed to make the enemy wipe out. When used, they cause pain to the oponent, and don't differentiate between civilians and military. There is an account of survivor Sasamori Shigeko: "I heard a BAM, and then a flash in my eyes" from the time he was a child, and was at school playing with his friends. Only he survived, and with damage that he still takes today. It has even been analyzed by american scientists to help know how radiation damage humans. Is correct that it is only a personal account, and he survived, so it did not necessarily cause all this damage, but he was not the only to report, and even an American newspaper put the damage in its headlines. These innocent people paid with their lives for a war that wasn't theirs, what made it worse, and made the people as guinea pigs for a devastating experiment.

Hiroshima, a busy city

    The bomb affected much more than just lives and interactions, it physically attacked the city. Hiroshima was a busy Japanese port city full of civilians was (and is) the capital of the region, the commercial and technological hub. It was extremely important for Japanese military financing. Located in the southwestern part of the country, it was a safer target for Enola Gay, as it would not have to go so far in Japanese territory, with the risk of being slaughtered. In the next day, The New York Times confirmed the successful act in its headline. It is true that the city was not like a large American city, but it still had many people and relationships. This entire city that aired suffered the consequence of a war that was not its own.

Dangerous radioactive

    In the use of the nuclear bomb, 135,000 people died or were seriously injured. When an atomic bomb explodes, a large amount of energy is released in a small volume of air, what causes a radioactive rain of elements such as gamma rays, X-rays and neutrons. Invisible, radiation is lethal because it affects human cells, in order to curb cell division or modify the essence of the cell, ending the life cycle. There is an atomic archive report of this, where 135,000 are killed and wounded. The hiroshima bomb had an 86% death rate for these who were close to point 0 (where the bomb fell). Too much innocent blood was spilled by a disproportionate attack.

    The horror of the hiroshima bomb hits people even today, and it will never be overcome by the Japanese. This harmful act is a black mark on Earth's history because it made thousands of dead, relationships destroyed, a city destroyed, a lot of pain. The use of violence against peaceful people is unjustified, so the attack on Hiroshima caused significant and never compensated damage. Even if Japan's military force were to attack the US and cause damage, it would be done by the military, not the citizens. All of this has changed the way humans view war, because now, killing someone is extremely simpler.