[ RadSafe ] FW: Reporter's question about lowerlimitsofdetection (BUSBY)

Busby, Chris C.Busby at ulster.ac.uk
Tue Aug 9 12:11:43 CDT 2011


Listen, I am here to let you know what I have discovered and what I think. This may be useful for you. If not you can ignore it. If youi have a point, or if I have missed something, you can say so. If you dont want to listen, dont open the posting. I try not to be drawn by all the insults thrown at me. I dont insult anyone. I am interested in what you guys have to say. Some of it I disagree with and some of it is valuable and some of it helps me to focus on the gaps in my knowledge. I hope we can continue these discussions in a spirit of respect and amicability. 
Sincerely
Chris Busby


-----Original Message-----
From: radsafe-bounces at agni.phys.iit.edu on behalf of franz.schoenhofer at chello.at
Sent: Mon 08/08/2011 20:19
To: The International Radiation Protection (Health Physics) Mailing	List; Richard D. Urban Jr.; The International Radiation Protection (Health Physics) MailingList
Cc: Busby, Chris
Subject: Re: [ RadSafe ] FW: Reporter's question about lowerlimitsofdetection (BUSBY)
 
Joel,

I generally appreciated your comments on RADSAFE, though very rare recently. So please allow me to somewhat disagree with your recent comment...

It has happpened a few weeks ago that the (in the US, but not in Europe) well known anti-nuclear "activist", who makes his living and his reputation by his scientifically unacceptable claims, his participation and membership in fake organisations like "European Commission on bla, bla, bla" and others, started to bother RADSAFE. As you can find out on Google he is employed by US lawyers in cases concerning radioactivity. 

So what? Should we scientists accept this ridiculing of our profession  by this person? The latest ridiculing is to present us with his "measurements" at Fukushima. Are we not allowed to answer to them? Are we not allowed to question his "research"? 

Please allow me to comment that your approach is wrong - you should have asked the person who started the trouble to refrain from more postings.

Best wishes,

Franz

---- "Baumbaugh schrieb:
> Please, please, please.  I am sick and tired of reading all of these
> (not so) thinly veiled attacks against each other.  Can't you PLEASE
> take them off-line so that the rest of us don't have to read them?  Even
> though I stop reading after the second or third line (once I realize
> what I'm reading) they're still annoying, irritating and IMHO, quite
> childish.
> 
> RADSAFE didn't used to be this way.  I'm seriously thinking about
> unsubscribing.  Even though I've been a subscriber way back to the
> Melissa (as moderator) days. I still read some interesting posts - but
> the constant negativity and bickering is wearing me down...
> 
> PLEASE STOP!  All of you! This is not the way that RADSAFE should be.
> We're supposed to help each other and exchange ideas (and opinions), but
> not in a negative way...
> 
> Joel Baumbaugh 
> ...and yes, this is my own opinion.... I hope that you agree with me.

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