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Following his humiliation, Oppenheimer retreated to a quieter life in Princeton, New Jersey, where he continued to contribute to the scientific community through the Institute for Advanced Study. Although he was occasionally recognized for his contributions, such as receiving the Fermi Award in 1963, his legacy remained complicated.
Oppenheimer's struggles and achievements resonate profoundly today as the world grapples with similar threats. The horrifying potential of nuclear warfare still lingers in the modern age, where tensions between nations continue to escalate, reminding us of the precarious balance between scientific advancement and ethical responsibility.