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The article specifically says flight attendants are only at increased risk of radiation related cancers, but not others.
by seizethecheese 2mo ago
The article specifically says flight attendants are only at increased risk of radiation related cancers, but not others.
- 4d4m 2mo agoQuite interesting. My reaction is that one of these is much more easily controlled and an input for cancer than the other. Radiation shielding is a tougher solve due to weight and other factors, where air quality is an easy, known fix. Would love both to be solved, which would lead to good outcomes. Any thoughts on why attendants have different outcomes?
- criddell 2mo agoOff topic: when did using solve as a noun take off? There are so many good nouns that work there (challenge, task, etc...) or use the verb form (is tougher to solve).
- JackFr 2mo agoIt’s no different than “a big ask” or a “tough sell”.
- bagxrvxpepzn 2mo agoIn the bay area this trend of nounifying verbs is common amongst VCs and C-level startup execs. I'm not sure if it's arisen due to peacocking or a higher incidence of ESL in those communities.
- 4d4m 2mo agoESL/clevel exec, guilty!
- Obscurity4340 2mo agoPhysicists noun-ified work
- seizethecheese 2mo agoAlso "invite" instead of invitation.