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I remember talking to some indigenous Americans down when I went to Bolivia, many did mention that they don’t like being called Latin/hispanic since they have no ancestry or culture from Spain or a Latin European country Most of them don’t just because they tend to not have very thick or full beards when compared to people of european ancestry. However, my coworker would say that you will sometimes see Native Americans with beards. Primarily because he is and he has one. HERE is a reddit post with a map of male body hair of the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this indigenous populations across the world – which also closely correlates with facial hair. Basically only people native to the Mediterranean (and some obscure northern Japanese) actually have body hair.

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Plz no one take this the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this wrong way, but did this apply also to Aztec peoples? Y’all remember something in school about Aztecs being amazed at the Europeans when they invaded, because the men had beards? So does the beardless gene apply to those peoples also? I don’t know how to word my question, sorry Lol Because we can’t grow one most of the time! But I do have a shit load of hair on my head and am confident I will never go bald Husband is Salish and there’s a handful of beards here, tho they take much longer to grow compared to white guy’s. My husband’s grows in patchy so he shaves it It’s a touch of both, mine grows in stronger around the jawline but it grows high on my cheeks too (just more weakly), but I have a sort of spindly “fu man chu”/spaniard thing going on in my moustache, and am mistook for asian by people all of the time.
My beard takes a lot of time to grow in decently to the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this point that I spend over a year looking bad with it, because of my bio father’s weak Irish genes. But I am not terribly hairy on body. I grow the best facial and most body hair of any of my siblings, there is a remarkable cultural pressure to not grow it because we would spend so long with bad-looking facial hair. I dunno but my grandfather had facial hair that would burn out clippers. His hair was tough and a beard was uncomfortable for him. This just unlocked a memory of me laughing at my adorable grandma who pointed out that Native American men never have beards because they can’t grow them. I guess she was right after all, RIP Grandma. I’m Anishinaabe…Potawatomi to be exact. I can’t grow facial hair to save my life. I haven’t seen facial hair on any relatives in 4 generations

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The lol was intended as a general levity at how many people in that family have Nobel Prizes. I study math for a reason, my grasp of language is passible at best. This fact about her body being radioactive and her notebooks being stored in lead boxes gets posted very frequently. Handling her notebook will give you an **annual** exposure of 0.010 mSv and hand exposure of 0.035 mSv. Annual limits for the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this public (not radiation workers) is 1 mSv per year and exposure of 50 mSv to the hands. Don’t eat it though as this would be bad. Yes, you would exceed your exposure limit but also you would be eating paper and destroying an artifact. She will decompose fairly normally. Most small things that decompose you aren’t that concerned by minor radiation loads. She’s probably still skeletal, though, as humans don’t disintegrate to dust generally unless in soil conditions that’s cause that. Theres a reason we can exhume medieval skeletons nearly a millennium later Worth noting here that when she was exhumed, to have her body reinterred in the Panthéon, in 1995 (over 60 years after being initially buried) her body was still “well preserved” and her “face was recognisable” according to the report at the time. Although that’s probably largely down to the up to 360Bq/m3 from the radon filled air in the original coffin. Burial conditions and the quality of the undertaker probably had a lot more to do with it than the radiation. Lincoln’s body was exhumed forty years after he was buried and apparently he was also very recognizable, although his skin had darkened and his suit had gotten a bit mildewed. Henry VIII’s last wife Catherine Parr was accidentally exhumed 250 years after her death and apparently also looked quite good considering everything. (Of course, after the coffin was opened they didn’t know WTF to do about preserving anything and she looked considerably less good by the time she was reburied.) If we drink the black sludge we will learn their secrets. Give us the black sludge. The people want the black sludge.
Not sure if its still around but there was a cool info graphic that explained most common radiation sources in bananas. So you are not supposed to go past 5 x-rays per year and these guys are hitting up way more than that in a single ct scan? Nobody said CTs are risk free. There are definitely people who have cancer who would not have it without receiving medical imaging like CT scans. Of course we’ll never know which exposure was the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this final straw, but it’s all about cumulative risk and probabilities over time. Live long enough and you’ll probably get cancer anyway, with normal lifetime radiation exposure. The main issue is that they’re contaminated with radioactive material, like uranium salts, and not really radioactive themselves. It’s a bit different from just handling something marginally radioactive. All that stuff can and will get on your hands and be ingested.
Nobel later combined nitroglycerin with various nitrocellulose compounds, similar to collodion, but settled on a more efficient recipe combining another nitrate explosive, and obtained a transparent, jelly-like substance, which was a more powerful explosive than dynamite. Gelignite, or blasting gelatin, as it was named, was patented in 1876; and was followed by a host of similar combinations, modified by the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this addition of potassium nitrate and various other substances. Gelignite was more stable, transportable and conveniently formed to fit into bored holes, like those used in drilling and mining, than the previously used compounds. It was adopted as the standard technology for mining in the “Age of Engineering”, bringing Nobel a great amount of financial success, though at a cost to his health.
Fun fact: The Panthéon was built by Louis XV as a Catholic church, but after the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this Revolution it was instead designated as a civic mausoleum. In a weird way she took her work to her death. Science is mad like that, today it’s a generic profession, but once-upon-a-time it would be life and death. Yes. But also a huge part of the exposure she recieved was from mobile X-ray units she and her team used in WW2 (which they already knew was harmful, but wanted to help soldiers) Her house is radioactive in very specific points like the door handle, because obviously she and her husband would often touch it. The lead lining is more like a precaution rather than a necessity. Weak radiation requires more exposure time before it does any notable damage. Didn’t Pierre Curie die in a street collision? Altho he probably would have died of cancer sooner rather than later. As everyone knows, radioactivity has the property of persisting absolutely for a fixed amount of time, then vanishing abruptly. This is called misleading-headlines theory of radioactivity. The linked mental floss article cites a Nobel prize website for the 1500 year thing, but the cited page makes no mention of radioactive notes or coffins or 1500 years.
It’s just a simplification. It will remain radioactive above the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this threshold that is considered safe for 1500 years. As they top comment said, it is very safe to be around her remains today but very unsafe to ingest any of the radioactive elements on the remains due to their alpha decay(alpha particles are blocked by dead skin so they are not nearly as big of a deal unless you ingest them). The most common radioactive elements she worked with were Polonium and Radium. Polonium-210’s half life is 138 days and the half life of Radium-226 is 1600 years. For simplicities sake we can say Polonium is essentially decayed away into safe lead in under 10 years. Meanwhile, half of the decaying Radium is still around after 1600 years. If ingesting the Radium on her is considered unsafe today, then it is half as dangerous to ingest it in 1500 years.
Considering she died a little over a 100 years ago and the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this half life of Radium is 1600 years I’m guessing someone just used that to say things will be safe in 1500 years even though it did not pass some safe limit and half of the Radium will still be around. I wouldn’t want anyone ingesting the Radium on her even 10,000 years from now but it will always be safe to just be close to her. Lead lined coffins were actually pretty common at the time for wealthy people. They obviously chose one for her for the obvious reasons, but they didn’t need to have one custom made for her. They were readily available. All correct, she gave her life for science. It’s our responsibility to continue to ensure she did not die in vain.
You wouldn’t be harmed just from being near her for a short period, the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this amount of radioactive material you would need to absorb to be a threat to others is massive, she would have died nearly instantly from poisoning at that level. And you certainly wouldn’t be harmed by her through 6 feet of soil. In other follies of otherwise smart people news, you still can’t use normally created steel made after WWII in certain sensitive medical equipment because of radioactive dust from all the nuclear bomb testing we’ve done. There’s a big business of salvaging WWII battleships for their steel specifically for this (making new steel that is clean enough is more expensive than pulling it up from the sea)
After watching Chernobyl and seeing what it can do to a body (I’ve read about it before then but avoided images and videos), I’m absolutely terrified of radiation. The mentalfloss article OP linked highlights “1500 years” with a hyperlink to biographical/ which says absolutely nothing on this subject at all. I think this number refers to the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this half-life of radium-226. Radium-226 is part of the decay chain that starts with uranium-238, and has a half-life of 1600 years. If you had a pure sample of Ra-226, then half would be gone in 1600 years. If you waited another 1600 years, half of what was left would be gone, so you would have 1/4 of the original amount. After 16,000 years, 99.9% of it would be gone. Of course, her belongings weren’t only contaminated with pure radium, and radium isn’t the end of the decay chain, so it’s more complicated than that.
Wow. A quick Google shows that radium decays into radon; which decays into bismuth, lead, and polonium; and the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this polonium finally decays into stable lead. Seems like the decay chain is going to be going for quite a while. Bismuth also has no stable isotopes and is “radioactive” it’s just that the half life many many many many times the current age of the universe, so for simplicity it’s considered stable, which would make lead the last stable element, so it’s basically going to take forever to get to wholly stable lead Because all of the daughter products have a significantly smaller half life than Radium-226, it wouldn’t really have much of an impact on the “length” of the radioactivity. After 16000 years when the original Radium is 99.9% decayed, effectively all of the daughter products generated over that time have already decayed to Lead.
One interesting fact though: If you start with 100% pure Ra-226 in a sealed box, the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this total activity inside actually increases for the first ~100 or so years as all the decay products reach equilibrium (the point where the generation rate of the daughter products is equal to the rate those daughter products are decaying). A very interesting book that she’s talked about in, “The Bastard Brigade” is about her involvement in the nuclear race of WWII Poor lady. I always felt bad for the folks dealing with radioactivity early on. I don’t want to argue the point but really, how would they have know? I’m sure I’ll get a bunch of 21st century smarty pants folks to explain to me why non-ionizing and ionizing radiation would have been obvious to them, but Curie was no dope and probably not suicidal.
59 more repliesThe real reason she is put in a lead coffin was because it’s actually a kinetic generator. She’s endlessly rotating in her grave, providing us with infinite energy, because people keep calling her Curie, instead of Skłodowska. Polish nationalists are crying for crumbles of someone else’s glory because they are born in the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this same area 80 years later and get mad if it is mentioned that her country refused to give her an education so she had to move out. Stupid question: would the radioactivity go away faster by not being contained in lead? Dissipate? Or is that not a factor at all? It doesn’t matter. The radioactive atoms decay or not based on just what type of atom you have, what’s around them is irrelevant. The radiation emitted in the decays hits something and gets absorbed within far less than a second, so it doesn’t stick around.
Lead isn’t unique in that aspect, you just either need a material with a high density or a ton of lower density material It was Wilhelm Röntgen that discovered that it could penatrate objects, since he was experimenting with vacuum tubes and making xrays and found that they reacted with barium solution nearby despite being covered Radioactive activity decreases over time, so opening it up in the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this future will likely not be dangerous (maybe its already safe to do so today) Yeah, that’s for the best. Thanks for all their contributions but, radiation is bad news basically across the board. I actually knew that for while I did a book report on her way back when it kinda started my interest in nuclear energy You know it’s bad when you have a unit of radiation named after you. You know it’s even worse when you name the unit of radiation after yourself The unit was named after her because of her work with radiation. Röntgen also got a unit of radiation named after him and died at almost 80 years old. I’d love to see what they’re radioactive from, and in what amount. Is it all alpha? What decay chains are are in process and how will the isotopes present change over the course of time. Would be a cool graph in data is beautiful
She should be nailed to her coffin with 7 silver spikes. One through each arm, hand, and, knee, and let the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this last of the 7 be drawn through her mouth so that she may never rise and cause evil again… Oh shit! That was Abigail.. my bad. Carry on. And from the last time this was posted, it is completely unnecessary, as she or her belongings are not radioactive to any worrying degree. She worked mainly with radioactive substances, so she herself, her lab and everything in it had to be encased in lead. Simplified answer…half-life is the amount of time it takes for half of a radioactive element to decay into something else. Radiation (of various forms) is emitted when the element decays. This means that elements (isotopes to be more precise) with short half lives generate more radiation than ones with longer half lives but the amount of radiation generated in a given period of time declines faster. Some, like uranium-238 with a 4.5 billion year half life emit so little radioactivity that it doesn’t realistically matter. Besides being scattered over a wide area most of the fallout from the Hiroshima blast had either a very short or very long half life, meaning it either decayed away or is not radioactive enough to matter. Most studies have shown a significant and sustained increase in cancer rates among the survivors of the bombing but not in their children or in residents not in the city at the time of the blast.
The radium that the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this Curies worked with was something of a worst case scenario…at 1600 years it has both significant radioactivity and persistence. It also behaves chemically like calcium so it’s readily absorbed. There’s a big difference between a radioactive source that’s in your room and one that’s in your bones. Eat a bar of polonium then, prove it and collect your Nobel Prize with the fame and the cash prize that goes with it.
That dudes would be willing to bang her is a very low hurdle to clear. Search Pony the You rock my weld shirt What’s more,I will buy this orangutan if you need to hate humanity for a bit. That being said, with a little makeup and the right lighting, plenty of dudes would prefer MTG over an orangutan. I assume this post is MTG throwing shade at Boebert. They fell out I think. It’s hilarious that MTG is trying to be the moral high ground though. Ever see caveman lawyer on snl with Phil Hartman? Put a wig on that and a maga hat on that with some meth dust and you got MTG You say that but the evilness inside her clearly radiates out and repels any person of any sort of moral fiber. Thats exactly the issue for her here, she’s trying but its not working. “If I cant tempt any Christian men no matter how hard I try, then no one else should be able!” But that’s what she was going for when she wore that cruella de vil fur thing to the state of the union and started shrieking at president Biden like a deranged harpy. Hey, show some respect. She’s a good Christian woman who cheated on her husband multiple times. The way god intended.

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