02 Sep 2014 17:37:49
hey everyone, been taking a few visits here and there to this site, and while were talking about reducing population, take a look at this article.
sounds kinda funny, I know. i'm asian myself btw, while I don't have this problem, i'm not actually surprised this is becoming a problem, anime/3D fantasy are becoming famous in Japan.
opinions?
{Ed033's Note - what article?
Sorry ed, thought I posted the link already
http://www.p4rgaming.com/japans-health-ministry-fears-summer-lesson-will-destroy-population-begs-sony-not-to-release-game/
http://www.p4rgaming.com/japans-health-ministry-fears-summer-lesson-will-destroy-population-begs-sony-not-to-release-game/
{Ed033's Note - It appears that the radiation effects from the fukushima disaster will wipe out most of the Japanese population over a period of time unless they leave Japan.
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Sorry ed, I mightev missed the old posts, but what does radiation has to do with this?
youre refering to the disaster in 2011 am I right ed?
youre refering to the disaster in 2011 am I right ed?
{Ed033's Note - The article has a prediction that by 2100 there will be no japanese people about. As they're not doing anything effective about the Fukushima situation, that prediction could be correct.
The reactor core of at least 1 of the reactors at Fukushima has burnt through the bottom of the reactor sending huge amounts of radiation into the pacific ocean and into the surrounding air of japan and around the rest of the Earth's air, mostly staying within the northern hemisphere but the closer you are to japan, the more radiation you are exposed to.
This may sound quite bad but what you read below is very bad and unfortunately is true.
On top of this there is an estimated 2000 tonnes of plutonium that is stored on top of the 6 reactors (under water) at fukushima. At least 1 of these reactor buildings has started to disintegrate, meaning within the next X amount of years, tonnes of plutonium will hit the ground and start to burn up releasing a possible extinction level event amount of radiation into the atmosphere, mostly staying within the northern hemisphere but the closer you are to japan, the more deadly the radiation you are exposed to.
The reactor core of at least 1 of the reactors at Fukushima has burnt through the bottom of the reactor sending huge amounts of radiation into the pacific ocean and into the surrounding air of japan and around the rest of the Earth's air, mostly staying within the northern hemisphere but the closer you are to japan, the more radiation you are exposed to.
This may sound quite bad but what you read below is very bad and unfortunately is true.
On top of this there is an estimated 2000 tonnes of plutonium that is stored on top of the 6 reactors (under water) at fukushima. At least 1 of these reactor buildings has started to disintegrate, meaning within the next X amount of years, tonnes of plutonium will hit the ground and start to burn up releasing a possible extinction level event amount of radiation into the atmosphere, mostly staying within the northern hemisphere but the closer you are to japan, the more deadly the radiation you are exposed to.
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They're not doing anything effective? can they actually do something effective? or is it something already out of their hands ed? wow this is a serious issue, I've never heard of this. will it spread though ed?
{Ed033's Note - The radiation from the reactor core(s) has already spread out, but if the tonnes of plutonium hit the ground, it's a probable extinction level event for the northern hemisphere as deadly radiation spreads around the northern hemisphere.
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Even with mainstream technology we could use robots to collect the radioactive materials, store them in indestructible containers and ship them to an uninhabited planet. I do not advise doing such a thing.
There are far better alternatives like decreasing the intensity of its radiation using specific harmonic frequencies and geometric (vortex based) electromagnetic waves. This would of course be an indirect admission that we posses technology that could purify the soil, the atmosphere and water.
This technology is based on Viktor Schauberger's work and has been suppressed for about 100 years.
zari
There are far better alternatives like decreasing the intensity of its radiation using specific harmonic frequencies and geometric (vortex based) electromagnetic waves. This would of course be an indirect admission that we posses technology that could purify the soil, the atmosphere and water.
This technology is based on Viktor Schauberger's work and has been suppressed for about 100 years.
zari
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Well I guess its better to not reproduce then. honestly very sad though.
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