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This still doesn't make any sense. Let’s say you have a hypothetical 25 nanograms of radioactive particulates in your body. Now we add 0.1%, and you have 25.02
by monerozcash 11mo ago
This still doesn't make any sense.
Let’s say you have a hypothetical 25 nanograms of radioactive particulates in your body. Now we add 0.1%, and you have 25.025 nanograms of radioactive particulates in your body.
This is not a meaningful difference at all.
- ASalazarMX 11mo agoYou wouldn't be so cavalier if you had to live with 1,000 Fukishima sand grains in your body all the time. That 1,001st one could be the straw that breaks the camel's back.