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I mean, if you actually think there's a pool of "lava" that's dangerously radioactive at the surface, while people are walking right next to it, you might be a
by haskellshill 11mo ago
I mean, if you actually think there's a pool of "lava" that's dangerously radioactive at the surface, while people are walking right next to it, you might be a bit "stoopid". The whole reason water is used is that it shields from radioactivity pretty well
- Forgeties79 11mo agoWhy would the average person know this about the water used in nuclear reactors? There are also plenty of jobs where people are in close proximity to insanely hot/dangerous liquids.
- haskellshill 11mo agoThat's exactly my point, people are clueless about the basics of nuclear power. Why would they know it? I mean, why would the average person know what a linear equation is or what year the first world war started?