An imaginary disease from an imaginary cause? Makes sense in a strange way.

So the obvious cure must be imaginary too...

 

What's a bit stunning is that all of those news agencies reported the same nonsense without even the slightest attempt to find new or factual information, and without noting that there is zero precedent for such a thing. That's simple plagiarism.

OK, that's not really stunning, but it should be.

 

OK, that's not really stunning, but it should be.

It's what makes them trashy little rags, suitable only for wrapping fish.

 

It's what makes them trashy little rags, suitable only for wrapping fish.

You could be accused of fish cruelty for that comment of yours...

 

I think I just revealed that I have a tiny streak of journalism in me.

 

I think I just revealed that I have a tiny streak of journalism in me.

or a deep respect for integrity at the core...

 

What's a bit stunning is that all of those news agencies reported the same nonsense without even the slightest attempt to find new or factual information, and without noting that there is zero precedent for such a thing. That's simple plagiarism.

OK, that's not really stunning, but it should be.

They're just following the leads of the big boys, who never seem to care about vetting a story, either.

 

They're just following the leads of the big boys, who never seem to care about vetting a story, either.

They check every story.

 

It looks like radiation used for cancer treatment can cause encephalopathy. If that is really what happened to those people, they are not long for this world.

 

It looks like radiation used for cancer treatment can cause encephalopathy. If that is really what happened to those people, they are not long for this world.

Isn't that gamma radiation? Radon is primarily an alpha emitter and the primary danger is from inhalation of the gas. If they are getting enough gamma from it and its daughters to cause this, I would imagine they would have already long been dead.