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In reply to the discussion: The Fukushima Effect [View all]SidDithers
(44,333 posts)84. "For 18 months"...
C'mon. Who are you trying to fool. You've been discussing nuclear issues at DU since at least 2004. You can admit that you created a new account in Dec 2011, and abandoned your old one in Feb 2012.
I don't think it's a big deal that you changed your name, but you should disclose your old identity, so posters know who they're dealing with. And you certainly shouldn't pretend that you've only been here or 18 months. DU3 is all about transparency. It's not really right that only one side of a discussion (you) knows when there has been history between posters.
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The fact that some people are clearly motivated to underplay and deny real radiation hazards...
Silent3
May 2013
#65
Did I ever say, or even come close to hinting, that "allowable levels" should be raised?
Silent3
May 2013
#68
You're supposed to be able imagine and account for the range of middle positions yourself.
Silent3
May 2013
#73
That's right, Earl. Ignorance is your friend. When all you have to sell is fear, keep science away.
Buzz Clik
May 2013
#19
I asked a question of the author of the OP if they had any knowledge of rad dangers in the ocean.
Buzz Clik
May 2013
#23
Nothing in all that 'data' to indicate presence of radionuclides from Fukushima.
Octafish
May 2013
#41
You're kinda coming in the middle of this. I was illustrating that background data are available.
Buzz Clik
May 2013
#42