Saturday, 5 May 2012

I'm not that fool

edit delete replymercedo wrote today at 2:04 AM engineerpoet said >people Ramsar in Iran get an AVERAGE of 260 mSv/year and don't have obvious ill effects. There are various kinds of radiation such as alpha, beta and gamma. There are hundreds of nucleus particles as caesium, iodine, plutonium, etc.. its not necessarily for anyone who are exposed by such a high level of natural radiation to have a health problem. The "radiation did it" claim is not parsimonious. I'd rather say that a part of cause owes to radiation, which is indeed 'parsimonious' Can you provide a reference in English for this? The influence of radiation varies to each individuals, 11% is very sensitive while 10 % shows strong resistance. This is an ordinary range of our common sense not only for radiation but for anything. In any matters this statement is just saying that some are very sensitive while the others are not so. In most cases radiation makes any matters, let alone any diseases just worse, it's not necessarily the 'main' cause of the disease, which is obviously 'not parsimonious'

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