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In reply to the discussion: Fukushima Report Delayed as TEPCO Gets New Chance to Explain [View all]FBaggins
(28,716 posts)63. You'll have to ask him...
... since he's the one who claims that his career never got anywhere because nobody else in the field agrees with him. But the school likes to support a diversity of opinion... which is nice.
Or... you could just note that this Fukushima thingy has been in the news a bit over the last four years and no other nuclear "professors" (let alone actual professors) have backed him up.
Whether or not they actually laughed at a 40+ year nuclear professor that still can't tell the difference between fissionable and fissile and that cesium is more dangerous than... oh... say plutonium? Well... that's really just a measure of their generosity toward an older colleague. We can only guess.
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I'm sure they will have a good li, er, explanation for it all. Smile and leave the bananas alone.
Mnemosyne
May 2015
#2
Who should we believe, real investigative reporters and experts who warned about the danger, or Big
sabrina 1
May 2015
#49
You know a whole lot more about what Alex Jones has to say than I do. Greg Palast
sabrina 1
May 2015
#51
When ridicule is all you have, that's not much of an argument. Here, learn something:
Octafish
May 2015
#20
You should post that as an OP, so we can see who wins the "rightness" popularity contest.
Orrex
May 2015
#47
That top picture on the left side, MY HAT, that is where the fucking thing is! Where was that taken
snooper2
May 2015
#77
Fukushima’s “Caldrons of Hell”: More than 300 Tons of Highly Radioactive Water Generated Daily
Ichingcarpenter
May 2015
#17