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I mean, there might be effect, but do you have a quantification of these. Like maybe you get 0.1% more likely to catch cancer if you eat these mushroom, but whe
by varajelle 4y ago
I mean, there might be effect, but do you have a quantification of these. Like maybe you get 0.1% more likely to catch cancer if you eat these mushroom, but when you compare that to the 300% more likely if you smoke then I think you're safe.
Why do we allow smoking but are scared of low dose radiations?
- hutzlibu 4y ago"Why do we allow smoking but are scared of low dose radiations? " Because smoking is not mandatory for everyone, but a individual choice and you can sue people, whose smoking effects other people. Radiation effects everyone. And no one is scared of low dose radiation, but it is a symptom of what can happen. Chernobyl was just one incident. Going 100% nuclear and with people still being people, this would mean more accidents, more radiation, more cancer.
- neoromantique 4y ago>Radiation effects everyone. So do emissions and by-products of mining, coal burning, battery tech. To a much higher extent if I may add.