As they explain in this episode, acute radiation poisoning has a "grace" period. The victim seems to recover before it comes back way worse. I've been to Chernobyl/Pripyat and I've seen footage of the real people that experienced this stuff... it was horrific honestly :/
John Cusack's death scene in Fat Man and Little Boy is the only other semi-accurate visual of radiation poisoning I can think of on screen. Even nuclear disaster movies of the 70's and 80's avoided the subject. Or at least didn't show it.
Water is surprisingly protective against radiation. You'd be safer staring at an exposed nuclear reactor under a 50ft. deep pool vs. flying a plane over one at 30,000ft.
For the funeral, in Ortodox Christianity funerals end when the last grain of dirt is put on the grave. So they would wait for the cement to fill to the top.
People will put their beloved pets (cats, dogs, horses, etc.) to "sleep"; but can't extend the same curtesy to their fellow man. For fear of committing 'murder' and being afraid of a Hell perhaps? It's sadistic and self-righteous at worst, fucked up and stupid at best.
I watch the whole video! You two are very entertaining and also make some interesting and insightful points on the topic!
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The 7 stooges 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂 that made my day thank u !
Some days Shecky is pure GOLD.
@@CrocodilePile - that was great! It's something I do on the regular. My friends laugh at me, not with me :)
Terrific reaction guys, your knowledge before each episode is impressive, the honest reaction i recognize.
Thanks. A lot of what I know was just from paying attention at the time. Whatever the US news knew.
Duuudes, how could you cut almost all of the miners scene?? It's brilliant!
Everyone talks bad about the wife but she wasn’t told about the radiation. She only believe that he had been burned.
As they explain in this episode, acute radiation poisoning has a "grace" period. The victim seems to recover before it comes back way worse. I've been to Chernobyl/Pripyat and I've seen footage of the real people that experienced this stuff... it was horrific honestly :/
John Cusack's death scene in Fat Man and Little Boy is the only other semi-accurate visual of radiation poisoning I can think of on screen. Even nuclear disaster movies of the 70's and 80's avoided the subject. Or at least didn't show it.
@@CrocodilePile I gotta watch that still ^^
i heard the people that had to do that one water thing lived surprisingly long still
Water is surprisingly protective against radiation. You'd be safer staring at an exposed nuclear reactor under a 50ft. deep pool vs. flying a plane over one at 30,000ft.
Just the fact that they DID it is amazing.
For the funeral, in Ortodox Christianity funerals end when the last grain of dirt is put on the grave. So they would wait for the cement to fill to the top.
People will put their beloved pets (cats, dogs, horses, etc.) to "sleep"; but can't extend the same curtesy to their fellow man. For fear of committing 'murder' and being afraid of a Hell perhaps? It's sadistic and self-righteous at worst, fucked up and stupid at best.
I know! A friend of mine broke his leg so I offered to put him out of his misery but he declined and I can't imagine why.
@@CrocodilePile Broken legs: the new acute radiation syndrome.
@@pathmada That is a WILDLY disproportionate response. Yikes.