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arent likely to cause cancer
long periods of low doses
are likely to cause cancer
at 50% well... don't go outside for too long
They're both likely to cause cancer
one is vastly more likely to cause cancer
if you can get over the radiation sickness youre usually good
The Ukraine would like a word with you
Cancer is just damaged cells regrowing wrong and going out of control @Lucienne d'Anwyl
@Samaritan™ the people who died in ukraine died of rad sickness
not cancer
strong rads will just kill you
Lucy wanna get disappointed?
Drinking water that is too hot causes cancer @Lucienne d'Anwyl
cos its hot
Literally hot water
in fact, the weakening field since the 80s, many believe this has alot to do with the increased cancers
for starters
How many do you think have gotten sick in the years after?
Is a carcinogen
@phadreus which means that you get the least damage if you take it all at once
the less cells to repair themselves
posted a whole set of papers on that this morning
@Lucienne d'Anwyl But the cells still have to repair themselves
money printer go brrrr
https://climatism.blog/2020/03/07/46-statements-by-ipcc-experts-against-the-ipcc/
Official statement is
in the International Journal of Cancer concludes that Chernobyl will have caused 16,000 thyroid cancers and 25,000 other cancers in Europe by 2065, and that 16,000 of these cancers will be fatal. Since thyroid cancer is rarely fatal, most of the cancer deaths will be from other cancers
your cells always have to repair themselves
It's a 'tism' alright
if you get a cut your cells have to repair themselves
And if it happens with billions of people outside?
Sudden damage?
@svarozhyc there were more cancers caused by uranium pottery than chernobyl
It definitely will drastically increase skin cancer rates
At least
Radiation doesn’t just cut though it damages them
So?
@Lucienne d'Anwyl It also depends HOW they are damaged
Which is something that isn't well understood about cancer