[ RadSafe ] Prof O Raabe's recent paper

[Busby, Chris]

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person Sorry firends, put forward his 

I never have understood the hype about  "Prof" O Raabe. I do not remember that anybody at RADSAFE except this one has ever put forward his "Professor", at least I personally have not done it..  How many Professors did not mention their academic title, beause it is ridiculous? So what is it good for? 

I have recently sent a critical comment about a funny comment of Raabe. It has not been forwardded on RADSAFE. How intresting that   
RADSAFE is obviously again subject to censorship -  the land of the free???????

Bet regards,

Franz
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---- Chris Hofmeyr <chris.hofmeyr at webmail.co.za> schrieb:
> Radsafers, 
> 
>  Prof O Raabe's recommendations in his recent paper (HPJ July 2011) should be
> compulsive reading for the RP community. Thanks, Prof! 
> 
>  Chris Hofmeyr 
> 
>  chris.hofmeyr at webmail.co.za 
> 
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Ask Otto Raabe why the control beagle dogs had an enormously high incidence of lung cancer.
Rather makes his study meaningless.
Apart from the lifespan problem that is. 
Chris Busby