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Comment on Genius: Japan Reduces Radiation with Lead Lined Detectors by Anonymous:

You really don’t follow politics much do you?

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• Genius: Japan Reduces Radiation with Lead Lined Detectors:
  

  Lead just blocks α-rays and β-rays. maybe even ε-rays, but not γ-rays, so it’s not really betrayal of the people since their suits should at least protect them from the first two. γ-rays have the highest energy and go through everything, including the human body (like the x-rays), but their lasting-range is really short, so unless you go directly into the reactor the exposure to γ-rays is unlikely (unless you got β-rays and ε-rays, which are respectively elektrons [e-] and positrons [e+], if …

• Genius: Japan Reduces Radiation with Lead Lined Detectors:
  

  Seconded for truth!

• Genius: Japan Reduces Radiation with Lead Lined Detectors:
  

  For 100,000 USD I’d probably do it. I don’t want kids anyway.

• Genius: Japan Reduces Radiation with Lead Lined Detectors:
  

  Of course, its not China after all.

• Genius: Japan Reduces Radiation with Lead Lined Detectors:
  

  No one copies better than China! Soon they will have a tsunami and a disaster at a copy of Fukushima Dai-ichi!

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