Hiroshima-Penalities and Rewards
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…the technological appliances we use everyday to our advantage, such as computers and microwaves. If Hiroshima kept on receiving the B-29s, the duration of the war would have been extended. More human casualties would have occurred, so the death of humans would have increased. The atomic bomb made innocent souls suffer, but saved lives in the whole picture. Nothing good comes without a price to pay; unfortunately our modern world cost anguish to Hiroshima.
…the technological appliances we use everyday to our advantage, such as computers and microwaves. If Hiroshima kept on receiving the B-29s, the duration of the war would have been extended. More human casualties would have occurred, so the death of humans would have increased. The atomic bomb made innocent souls suffer, but saved lives in the whole picture. Nothing good comes without a price to pay; unfortunately our modern world cost anguish to Hiroshima.
