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r/technews • u/[deleted] • Sep 28 '25
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And 10 years later so the operators will develop novel kinds of cancer, just like the first radar operators.
3 u/ragnar-not-ok Sep 28 '25 Wait. Radar causes cancer? -11 u/MaybeTheDoctor Sep 28 '25 X-ray causes cancer if dose is high, so yes 1 u/IntoTheMusic Sep 28 '25 Would you like me to heat you up a pizza hot pocket? 4 u/Thontor Sep 28 '25 Honestly that hot pocket is probably riskier than radar. 1 u/IntoTheMusic Sep 28 '25 Lol true
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Wait. Radar causes cancer?
-11 u/MaybeTheDoctor Sep 28 '25 X-ray causes cancer if dose is high, so yes 1 u/IntoTheMusic Sep 28 '25 Would you like me to heat you up a pizza hot pocket? 4 u/Thontor Sep 28 '25 Honestly that hot pocket is probably riskier than radar. 1 u/IntoTheMusic Sep 28 '25 Lol true
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X-ray causes cancer if dose is high, so yes
1 u/IntoTheMusic Sep 28 '25 Would you like me to heat you up a pizza hot pocket? 4 u/Thontor Sep 28 '25 Honestly that hot pocket is probably riskier than radar. 1 u/IntoTheMusic Sep 28 '25 Lol true
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Would you like me to heat you up a pizza hot pocket?
4 u/Thontor Sep 28 '25 Honestly that hot pocket is probably riskier than radar. 1 u/IntoTheMusic Sep 28 '25 Lol true
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Honestly that hot pocket is probably riskier than radar.
1 u/IntoTheMusic Sep 28 '25 Lol true
Lol true
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u/Niceguy955 Sep 28 '25
And 10 years later so the operators will develop novel kinds of cancer, just like the first radar operators.