The thing is, radioactive isotopes with short or long half-lives aren’t considered that dangerous. Short half-life isotopes like I-131 decay quickly enough that they won’t present any sort of long-term threat (though you wouldn’t want to be exposed to them for those several months or a few years they are decaying.)

Still no match for Hulkonychus and Ironmanosaurus.

So proof that an orangutan has more medical knowledge than COVID deniers...

Compared to Florida?

The really great thing about the religious flat earthers is Romans 1:20, which basically tells you to know God through all you observe of Creation, because God doesn’t lie or deceive.

I feel like I’ve seen this as a diagnosis on House.

That’s about a third of what Reddit just went public at, a 15th of what Musk paid for Twitter, and about 1/400th the market cap of Meta.

Came here to post just that.  LOL

This is the correct response.

I assume this isn’t for actual, physical nursing care.

And, like WAF, it seems to be completely misunderstood by so-called “security professionals.”

About a year after 9/11, I accidentally left a pocket knife in my carry-on when I packed. TSA never even noticed.

Common practice at the time, though. Hijackers had never wanted to kill the pilots and take over the plane before 9/11, so the rules were: talk to them, give them what they want, and get the plane down as quickly as possible.

Terrorists in general, and al Qaeda in particular, went for big, bold, spectacular “statements.”

Of course if they were at all worried about humiliation, they wouldn’t have bought a Cybertruck to begin with.

The “no seatbelt” one, I’d most often heard as “I won’t wear as seatbelt, because if my car goes underwater I’ll be trapped and drowned.”

Did he really author them, though?

In a lingering 10-minute shot with poignant music and at least two flashbacks/flash-forwards.

Except it does interact...gravitationally, with other masses. It simply doesn’t radiate electromagnetically. Which I never really had a problem with, personally. It’s there, we can see it by its gravitational effect, it just doesn’t radiate (at least not above the cosmic background.)