I am starting to get more paranoid than normal.
I go to logon to my computer this morning and I hear the low humming frequency, as soon as I move my mouse to pull it out of sleep mode I can hear the audible change in the frequency. This reminds of how this unseen energy is being released. It makes me wonder if this energy being released can in anyway be harmful to me.
Then I receive this email about the nuclear regulatory committee requirement for accountably for all Tritium Exit signs.
I don’t know what a tritium exit sign is, but this peaks my curiosity so I search for it and find this.
Tritium Exit Signs
Here is the US NRC fact sheet on tritium
NRC: Fact Sheet on Tritium EXIT Signs
I love the following excerpt taking from the above link:
"Tritium EXIT signs pose little or no threat to public health and safety and do not constitute a security risk. However, the NRC requires proper recordkeeping and disposal of all radioactive materials. Proper handling and recordkeeping are important, because a damaged or broken sign could cause mild radioactive contamination of the immediate vicinity, requiring a potentially expensive clean up. "
I like the key words "little or no threat" I am thinking I prefer the no threat option.
And the whole "mild radioactive contamination of the immediate vicinity, requiring a potentially expensive clean up" does not give me a wam fuzzy at all
So I am thinking "Hey!! I am around these signs all the time!! I never knew they were radioactive!!"
If I ran across a broke one I wouldn’t know that it required a hazardous material team for clean up (I do now)
Then I thought back on how it was only a year ago I found out the new CFL bulbs (new energy efficient light bulbs) contain hazardous material that if broke require hazmat clean up.
heck I have been using those bulbs for over 2 years, have broke a few, just swept it up and threw the pieces in the trash. I never knew until a year ago I shouldn’t do that (still not clear what to do with a broken CFL bulb)
Then I think about all the other radio waves passing through our bodies all the time.
We all know when we get X-rays we are told that high doses can cause sterility. We have all heard there is still controversy in regards to cell phone use and if the power emanating from cell phones are strong enough to cause any damage from long term exposure.
I just feel like more and more we as humans are walking through mind fields where one wrong step could be the last.
I go to logon to my computer this morning and I hear the low humming frequency, as soon as I move my mouse to pull it out of sleep mode I can hear the audible change in the frequency. This reminds of how this unseen energy is being released. It makes me wonder if this energy being released can in anyway be harmful to me.
Then I receive this email about the nuclear regulatory committee requirement for accountably for all Tritium Exit signs.
I don’t know what a tritium exit sign is, but this peaks my curiosity so I search for it and find this.
Tritium Exit Signs
Here is the US NRC fact sheet on tritium
NRC: Fact Sheet on Tritium EXIT Signs
I love the following excerpt taking from the above link:
"Tritium EXIT signs pose little or no threat to public health and safety and do not constitute a security risk. However, the NRC requires proper recordkeeping and disposal of all radioactive materials. Proper handling and recordkeeping are important, because a damaged or broken sign could cause mild radioactive contamination of the immediate vicinity, requiring a potentially expensive clean up. "
I like the key words "little or no threat" I am thinking I prefer the no threat option.
And the whole "mild radioactive contamination of the immediate vicinity, requiring a potentially expensive clean up" does not give me a wam fuzzy at all
So I am thinking "Hey!! I am around these signs all the time!! I never knew they were radioactive!!"
If I ran across a broke one I wouldn’t know that it required a hazardous material team for clean up (I do now)
Then I thought back on how it was only a year ago I found out the new CFL bulbs (new energy efficient light bulbs) contain hazardous material that if broke require hazmat clean up.
heck I have been using those bulbs for over 2 years, have broke a few, just swept it up and threw the pieces in the trash. I never knew until a year ago I shouldn’t do that (still not clear what to do with a broken CFL bulb)
Then I think about all the other radio waves passing through our bodies all the time.
We all know when we get X-rays we are told that high doses can cause sterility. We have all heard there is still controversy in regards to cell phone use and if the power emanating from cell phones are strong enough to cause any damage from long term exposure.
I just feel like more and more we as humans are walking through mind fields where one wrong step could be the last.
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