Jordan Harbinger

So it's basically impossible.

Got it.

All right.

Sure, of course.

Yeah, it's not.

Yeah, not ideal.

But all the scary stuff seems to be massively overblown, which is kind of my point.

I mean, Germany, as I mentioned before, shut down their nuclear programs because of Fukushima.

Now they have thousands of deaths from coal just by virtue of using coal.

And they're reliant on Russian oil.

So, you know, great job, guys, listening to fear instead of logic.

And now you're in this pickle with Russia.

This is probably nonsense, but I'm going to ask anyway.

Can you catch radiation poisoning from being near someone?

You remember the woman in Chernobyl who goes and she's like goes beyond the plastic sheets and her boyfriend is the fireman and he's all they're like, don't go near him.

And she goes near him and the baby absorbs the radiation.

Is that bullshit?

Why would a baby specifically absorb radiation instead of your own body?

I don't I don't get it.

With the war in Ukraine and the it seems like, well, the obvious conclusion that many of us had, aside from certain European leaders, that we can't rely on fossil fuels from despotic regimes.