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human
[Watchmen] Why aren't there more people like Dr. Manhattan?

He was turned into a semi-omnipotent being that won wars for the USA and was used as a living breathing nuclear deterrent, all through 'existing' technology (the intrinsic field chamber).

He wasn't special, he wasn't chosen, he was just a guy that got stuck in the chamber when the timer was almost done, 
so why didn't the USA, who founded his research facility, tried creating  another super being they can more easily control, or at least someone to even him up if he started going crazy?

Or the USSR, for that matter. Or China, or any other country or powerful organization - we know the technology existed because Ozymandias had used some kind of intrinsic field to try stop him. 

And while I'm at it, does that mean there's a blue hairless lynx that can control subatomic particles somewhere?
gpt
Jon Osterman was a watchmaker's son. From a very young age he had a complete understanding of time and mechanics and spent many hours disassembling and reassembling time pieces. His brain had been wired to do this so well he could do it blind folded and tell how many micro seconds a watch was off just by listening to it briefly. What happens after the accident could only be described as the quantum entanglement of his life force with what he held dear in this world; Janey. Using his knowledge to reassemble the parts, Jon Osterman slowly but surely reappears as Dr. Manhattan. Certainly, any one could have their intrinsic field removed and become vaporized, but not everyone had the understandings of time, physics, mechanics, and an emotional bond to this world.