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Chapter 1: What is the significance of the 40th anniversary of Chernobyl?
Hey, comrade Fred again.
Yes, mate.
I know it is your first night on shift. We are doing standard nuclear reactor test. Gonna be sick, mate. We're going to shut down the reactor four. We will control the test with your remote control.
Mate, don't you love it how anything can be music?
Chapter 2: What were the conditions leading up to the Chernobyl disaster?
Do you know what I mean?
It's not relevant. If you could start the test by pressing V1.
Mate.
Mate, that sounds good. Mate, that's like the backing track. That's the fucking rhythm section right there. Release water pumps. V3.
V3, mate. Fucking hell. V9, brother. V9. V9, brother.
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Chapter 3: How did the Soviet Union's bureaucracy impact reactor safety?
Let's go. Comrade, please. The core will collapse. The temperature is rising too quickly. Oh, my God. This is good. It is, isn't it, brother? Go off! I feel quite sick.
Chapter 4: What is the role of control rods in nuclear reactors?
I feel like I'm in a room, brother. I'm going to be sick. It is sick, buddy.
Chapter 5: How does the RBMK reactor design differ from Western reactors?
It is sick. My face is melting. I appreciate that.
Chapter 6: What went wrong during the safety test at Chernobyl?
Mine too, brother. Mine too.
Welcome back to Finn vs. History. I'm with Horatio Gould. And this is one of our most requested topics. We are getting finally to Chernobyl.
Chapter 7: What are the consequences of a nuclear reactor entering a xenon pit?
It's time to chur on our nobbles.
It is time to chur on our nobbles, listeners. It's the communist Titanic. It's the world's worst nuclear disaster. And for the first time, we are somewhat relevant. You're very excited about this. This week is the 40th anniversary of Chernobyl.
Chapter 8: What were the immediate effects of the Chernobyl explosion?
Well, it says 40th birthday and I'm glad you said anniversary because I think the birthday is weird because you start imbuing, I start thinking of him as a man.
Happy birthday to you.
But it's also like Chernobyl being like, I'm 40. Fuck. What have I done with my life?
I'm so lonely. I've not had any mates for 40 years.
On the world's worst nuclear disaster. No, you're not. Statistically. Oh yeah, forget about statistics.
You're a good guy. So is this a guy who was born as the fire starts?
No, this is just, it anthropomorphizes the disaster. It makes it a man who's kind of scared about aging on his 40th. Yes, I see. The 40th is not a happy birthday, I don't think. The 50th, I think, is a nice celebration.
Well, there's someone who's closer to it than anyone in this room. You're basically dead. No. If I'm basically dead, it's because of other reasons, such as a fatal digestive collapse. I'm not dying because of pure age. Right. You have to separate age from my digestive system.
You're pretty close to the world's worst nuclear disaster.
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