[ RadSafe ] Five Greatest Science Blunders

[Otto G. Raabe]

David Lee
>Very interesting analogies in the article.
>1. So LNT is Y=aX introduction into algebra.
>2. Now, we think Y=aX-5 ?
>3. I heard of Y= sqr(aX)-5   5 is probably 25 or more like 50
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THE PROBLEM IS THAT Y is a function of X in the case of LNT
since radiation induced cancer, Y, is not a function of cumulative dose, X!

Otto


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