Probably, but you should be wearing PPE anyway. And washing your hands like it has lead, even if it doesnt.
Generally microscopic particles of silica, metals, paints, oxides, etc. aren't good for you
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I think you're all missing the significance of not observing an increase in radiation levels. That would absolutely cause a detectable rise in radiation if the site were active recently.
The obvious scenario would be enriched uranium getting blown up and scattered. But even if they removed the enriched stuff, doesn't everything else get blown to smithereens?
What about the U238? What about the uranium hexaflouride gas? What about contamination or contaminated parts from the equipment?
Oh shit, AI is evolving by natural selection. There's a feedback loop of how people interact and training the data.
How much of the issue is the system vs the students?
When I was in school, I remember dealing with hours of homework on top of extracurriculars and eventually working a job.
My choices were do homework or sleep. Either way I lost. So I definitely used chegg so I could get sleep and not fail.
I think our expectations for kids are just... not realistic? And I think that fuels a lot of the resentment for school.
So, middle school
before is the really important one
I'm with you, it's so fucked. And every time we lose manufacturing, we lose everything else. Engineering, sourcing, quality, follows manufacturing.
Ya because the tarriffs mean that a device already sold LOSES money to fulfil. Medical devices already don't have great margins...
I don't think they've used X-ray scanners on people in a long time?
Pretty certain they're all microwave backscatter scanners.
How much electricity was wasted for you to post, and us to receive, your human slop
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They're everywhere, i'm not sure that's even physically possible.