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I know a lot of toxic poison got out from the "'accident"' and they say it only effected something like a ten mile radius. I think that's bullshit, at a minimum I bet it's about 100 miles before it starts not being a serious hazard.

Do y'all think about 300 miles from the site would be safe

I know a lot of toxic poison got out from the "'accident"' and they say it only effected something like a ten mile radius. I think that's bullshit, at a minimum I bet it's about 100 miles before it starts not being a serious hazard. Do y'all think about 300 miles from the site would be safe

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theres lots of different reasons to not like someone from either gender if someone is unlikable or not, im sure theres plenty of male scrubs you dont like on here too. Honestly this comment here just sounded like you werent taking any of this thread seriously and you were just messing with me pretending to give usefull advice in your first comment. Not necisarily because of my gender, but because you dont like me as a whole. Im sure theres females out there you like and respect, i just doubt i'm one of them

OP is assuming the same thing. I'm making it uniform to prove a point. That point is the larger the area, the lower the concentration. There was not enough material released to warrant a 300-mile radius fear as OP implied. Also, the materials burned which changed them chemically and made other compounds. Much of the new compounds were not hazardous (CO2 and water and such). The hypothetical scenario needs only answered by a hypothetical answer. I did that to show the absurdity of being overly fearful here.

The hypothetical scenario needs only answered by a hypothetical answer.

dude what the fuck is that supposed to mean, non of this is hypothetical

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ude what the fuck is that supposed to mean, non of this is hypothetical

It's hypothetical when the question does not provide specific details, data or constraints to do real mathematical/scientific work on. Hypothetical means "based primarily on surmise rather than adequate evidence". I think that fits my response to a T.