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He's right, if you look broadly at statistics rather than anecdotes that you can count on the thumb of one hand.
by CWuestefeld 16y ago
He's right, if you look broadly at statistics rather than anecdotes that you can count on the thumb of one hand.
- fremdkraft 16y agoThe problem with these statistics is that you don't really know how many people died of seemingly unrelated diseases while exposure to (increased) radiation has triggered or magnified its development. I'm not trying to blame radiation for everything. Just pointing out it's likely that these statistics do not convey the complete picture.