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Just as a general policy, I don't willingly step into superfluous machines intended to irradiate me.
by jcromartie 16y ago
Just as a general policy, I don't willingly step into superfluous machines intended to irradiate me.
- chopsueyar 16y agoWhy, what are you hiding?
- Dylanlacey 16y agoAnd THAT is the magic, but ultimately farsical response that opponents often have to defend against. Not saying you're not being frivolous, but it's annoying how often people take the easy route.
- chopsueyar 16y agoI upvoted you, and yes, it is a farce.
- pjscott 16y agoThe airplane itself is much less superfluous, but irradiates you far more than the backscatter machines. Are you sure you're not just putting a sort of halo of evilness around the backscatter machines because you dislike them for other reasons? (Full disclosure: I'm not particularly bothered by backscatter machines as such, but I vehemently object to the paranoid, theatrical, and statistically silly approach to security that has provided the impetus for their installation.)
- catch23 16y agowhat's your source that the radiation emitted from sitting in the airplane cabin is higher than a cat scan machine?