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Originally posted by Subterranean7
You seem much more concerned about trying to prove you wrote it all out yourself than you are for the japanese people :/
The rates you post are barely above background level, most of the rest is known. It was terrible. Move on.
Originally posted by fakedirt
reply to post by eMachine
as far as i am concerned, muzzleflash (your other half?) did an excellent job with this thread. the time and effort is appreciated and i would ignore foolish remarks from less enlightened members who have nothing to offer except strife. i have read many many threads created by muzzleflash over the years and have found in his work a genuine concern for humanity.
regards fakedirt.
Originally posted by havok
Hey muzz, good find.
Originally posted by darksky
Its just a hopeless situation of which we cant do much other than spread as much of this information about this as we can and hope people get whats going on here.
Originally posted by dragonseeker
Thanks for posting this muzzleflash. Ignore the nitpickers. It must have taken hours to translate all of that, and I appreciate your effort. I've been taking spirulina and chlorella daily, just to counteract fukushima. don't know what else to do. one thing, though: every government in the world must know by now how serious this is. This is the kind of thing that every leader should have immediately tried to tackle, as a group. There should have been a worldwide call for every physicist, every person who could, to stop whatever they're doing and find a way to contain this. it disgusts me that no one stepped up. Fukushima will eventually blanket the world in radiation, and we will all be affected.
Since the growing world food problem of the 1940s was solved by better crop efficiency and not from a "super food," Chlorella has not seen the kind of public and scientific interest that it had in the 1940s. Chlorella can still be found today from companies promoting its "super food" effects.
Like Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (blue green algae) clinical studies on Chlorella suggest effects including polychlorinated dibenzodioxins detoxification in humans[7] and other animals,[8] healing from radiation exposure in animals[9] and the ability to reduce high blood pressure, lower serum cholesterol levels, accelerate wound healing, and enhance immune functions in humans.[10] Chlorella has been found to have anti-tumor properties when fed to mice.[11][12][13] Another study found enhanced vascular function in hypertensive rats given oral doses of chlorella.[14] However, the use of Chlorella for healing effects has received criticism.[6]
Originally posted by muzzleflash
reply to post by darksky
I won't disagree with what you have posted, you make excellent points.
I will however, share with you why I have a positive attitude about this right now, it is because I believe there is a way to accomplish long-term decontamination of the soil and ground water, and possibly the ocean.
However the problem is, we do not have this technology nor the capacity for it currently, and it would take a massive global project to develop this technology (and potentially many years).
I will explain my logic.
STS-75
Space tether wiki
After looking into the famous 'tether incident' and reading about the technology they were testing, it occurred to me that there could actually be something we can do to 'repel' or 'magnetically control' radioactive isotopes in a direct and singular fashion.
I don't have a clue how this would work, but my guesstimate is that there may be some method of using electro-magnetic forces to isolate and 'magnetically' attract individual isotopes and suck them into a type of vacuum system in order to contain it.
This may be way off track, but the idea itself seems reasonable to a certain extent from my estimations. This type of thinking and approach may be our only shot at saving ourselves from our own mess.
I have come to terms with the acceptance that no super-advanced alien species is going to come and save us and clean this up for us, and that it is all up to us to do this ourselves, or perish as a result. This is understandable.
So I am taking it upon myself to give a push and see if I cannot do my part in helping humanity find solutions. That is why I am so motivated and I have a positive winning attitude about this issue. I believe we can develop the technology to clean this up eventually, and I believe that we can take critical actions today to prevent this type of thing from ever happening again.