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Man's quest to conquer everything, will surely continue to be his downfall.
Nuclear power in the hands of ignorance - Mankind is a crime against humanity.
That's one study with several contradicting it. And from what I gathered it was a weak link, something along the lines of "well there were more deaths than usual after Fukushima." Not "these deaths were all due to radiation poisoning."
Man's quest to conquer everything, will surely continue to be his downfall.
Nuclear power in the hands of ignorance - Mankind is a crime against humanity.
Man's quest to conquer everything, will surely continue to be his downfall.
Nuclear power in the hands of ignorance - Mankind is a crime against humanity.
This and add the number of descendants of so called Native Americans in reservations across the American West whose fellow citizens' political activity in this country is sleeping on this matter when it comes to nuclear hazards even before the newsbreaking events of Fukushima.
Every one counts in nuclear matters since nuclear radiation knows no borders and the men behind it have the same mindset (global economy).
Besides Bill Gates, one of these men, apparently continue to generate powerful ideas that seem logical even with such information present or accessible on the Internet.
But as Bill Gates stated in 1993, "The Internet? We are not interested init"
Also Bill Gates said this too, Life is not fair, get used to it.
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I do think this next century, hopefully, will be about a more global view. Where you don't just think, yes my country is doing well, but you think about the world at large.
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Yes, it does and it wakes up some of us
