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Why didnt CDC report the symptoms of their own employees?
Is it interesting or relevant? I have similar symptoms right now; it's called "what you get when you have a cold." No causality, nothing to report.
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Is it interesting or relevant? I have similar symptoms right now; it's called "what you get when you have a cold." No causality, nothing to report.
I don't know, they told healthy 20 year olds to take multiple shots of largely untested injections to avoid those same symptoms, so
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Yes, but it's not exactly the same situation. "The EPA’s equipment isn’t able to detect lower levels of Butyl Acrylate that can still pose a threat to human health." In Chernobyl, the Soviets had the opposite problem: the maximum concentration their standard equipment could read was far below the real level.
that's a far better problem to have because you'll at least have the indication that you are maxing out your equipment
When a GM tube is overloaded, the particles create too many overlapping trails, and the tube cannot stop conducting electricity. This continuous flow of electricity does not trigger the edge detector, so it thinks the level of radiation is zero. Some modern equipment has an alarm for this condition.