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My knowledge is most probably worse than yours from what i've read of your stuff 
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What I understand is he is in a state, mostly for the sake of the children and the pregnant women.
One of the only valid points in recent history where we can actually say "Think of the Children!" and not do so as a funny phrase.
He really believes that the younger children, and the unborn are going to have severe repercussions because of this. Their cells divide much quicker than in fully grown adults (over the age of 28 to be on the safe side). They would therefore be subject to more malformations and DNA corruption than the older of us.
I think he also states that no real work has been done on this, bar what happened in Chernobyl, where a lot of the data was 'covered' as something else, and so becomes scientifically invalid, or very hard to decipher.
I am very grateful for this dude, whose blog is (was) mainly about financial investments and the such, but has now become a hotbed for local/national Japanese info about Fukushima.
Over here, we barely hear about it anymore, once a month they may say something, but the facts are that the ionized gases have been spewing more or less since day 1, and to the Japanese Gov't, " All if fine, go away and let these people get on with their lives as if nothing has happened.".
Fukushima is set to become a testbed for radiation sickness treatment, and radiation cleanup. they are looking at this as a good thing, they can set up a new industry for the safety of Nuclear Power.
Knowing now, that Uranium and plutonium reators are basically the birthplaces of Nuclear weapons, and that other options for Nuclear power were not followed due to their incapacity to produce weapons grade material makes me a bit sick.
We've all seen these "Hippies" protest Nuclear Power for F-ing ages, but only now do I fully understand what the hell they were protesting about. Maybe if we didn't always have pictures of unclean dreadlocked tree-huggers things could have been different. But then again, the free press died a long time ago.
How long do you think the environs of Fukushima are going to be inhabitable ?
Chernobyl has quite a huge No-Go area, and so should Fukushima. they are just a bit more stretched for place there, and so they are going to shrink the No-Go area to as small as is possible.
As one of the guys said, what the F--k is going to happen when the rice harvest time comes ?
A large part of the Japanese's staple diet comes from rice!
Mixing with old, unradiated rice will probably be the solution, so you'll have one grain of highly irradiated rice within lots of non-irradiated rice.
Russian Roulette.
Maybe we should rename it to Japanese Roulette ?
Maybe the whole Gov't should relocate to Fukushima to prove the point that it is safe ? If they don't it would prove something anyway
edit : and they just had a 6.4 earthquake off the coast, but no damage at the plants (so it is said, but we might never be told).
.What I understand is he is in a state, mostly for the sake of the children and the pregnant women.
One of the only valid points in recent history where we can actually say "Think of the Children!" and not do so as a funny phrase.
He really believes that the younger children, and the unborn are going to have severe repercussions because of this. Their cells divide much quicker than in fully grown adults (over the age of 28 to be on the safe side). They would therefore be subject to more malformations and DNA corruption than the older of us.
I think he also states that no real work has been done on this, bar what happened in Chernobyl, where a lot of the data was 'covered' as something else, and so becomes scientifically invalid, or very hard to decipher.
I am very grateful for this dude, whose blog is (was) mainly about financial investments and the such, but has now become a hotbed for local/national Japanese info about Fukushima.
Over here, we barely hear about it anymore, once a month they may say something, but the facts are that the ionized gases have been spewing more or less since day 1, and to the Japanese Gov't, " All if fine, go away and let these people get on with their lives as if nothing has happened.".
Fukushima is set to become a testbed for radiation sickness treatment, and radiation cleanup. they are looking at this as a good thing, they can set up a new industry for the safety of Nuclear Power.
Knowing now, that Uranium and plutonium reators are basically the birthplaces of Nuclear weapons, and that other options for Nuclear power were not followed due to their incapacity to produce weapons grade material makes me a bit sick.
We've all seen these "Hippies" protest Nuclear Power for F-ing ages, but only now do I fully understand what the hell they were protesting about. Maybe if we didn't always have pictures of unclean dreadlocked tree-huggers things could have been different. But then again, the free press died a long time ago.
How long do you think the environs of Fukushima are going to be inhabitable ?
Chernobyl has quite a huge No-Go area, and so should Fukushima. they are just a bit more stretched for place there, and so they are going to shrink the No-Go area to as small as is possible.
As one of the guys said, what the F--k is going to happen when the rice harvest time comes ?
A large part of the Japanese's staple diet comes from rice!
Mixing with old, unradiated rice will probably be the solution, so you'll have one grain of highly irradiated rice within lots of non-irradiated rice.
Russian Roulette.
Maybe we should rename it to Japanese Roulette ?
Maybe the whole Gov't should relocate to Fukushima to prove the point that it is safe ? If they don't it would prove something anyway
edit : and they just had a 6.4 earthquake off the coast, but no damage at the plants (so it is said, but we might never be told).
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