I have spent much of my adult life avoiding thinking about this tragedy. It is a case study on how an organization can become wicked and its members essentially the epitome of evil.
For me it was just horribly sad to watch this and there is a prevalent sense of horror as events move toward the inevitable ending.
What made it worth watching for me was to learn about Feynman's role. I knew the outline of it but not the specifics. It's quite amazing.
What astonishes me is there are these awful, old, gross NASA administrators who are still totally unrepentant, although they are clearly and obviously to blame for what happened.
For me it was just horribly sad to watch this and there is a prevalent sense of horror as events move toward the inevitable ending.
What made it worth watching for me was to learn about Feynman's role. I knew the outline of it but not the specifics. It's quite amazing.
What astonishes me is there are these awful, old, gross NASA administrators who are still totally unrepentant, although they are clearly and obviously to blame for what happened.