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[Collegekid]

I'd agree with MM on this issue, but then we'd both be wrong.

[blue2]

" with symptoms of shortness of breath and chest pain"
yep, sounds like a nuclear accident to me.  I've never heard of these symptoms before

[jbs49238]

Using someones personal tragedy of what sounds pretty obviously like a cardiac event to push her anti nuclear agenda....  Stay classy m.m!

I am sure the family of the victim appreciates your efforts.

[Flanders]

Using someones personal tragedy of what sounds pretty obviously like a cardiac event to push her anti nuclear agenda....  Stay classy m.m!

I am sure the family of the victim appreciates your efforts.

Yeah, this whole thread is pretty sick MM.

Hopefully the family does not see this.

[Professor H]

Me thinks that the other "Fermi" thread wasn't getting the attention you wished for...

So you latched on to a "death" - which isn't related to anything else posted in this thread -  to get your audience... 

not too cool 

Also for someone not directly linked - you seem to have all the sources down pat for those regulatory required notices of every little thing that goes on... 

[MM1]

It IS pretty sad that this man's sudden death is put in a thread title in such a way that attributes Fermi as a contributor.

Yes, the family and "friends" resent this exploitation. 


It's been difficult as of late to see anything here worth jumping in on.  And, I hate that it appears I "bit the bait" of this thread, but only to the extent that I agree with:

" with symptoms of shortness of breath and chest pain"
yep, sounds like a nuclear accident to me.  I've never heard of these symptoms before

and

Using someones personal tragedy of what sounds pretty obviously like a cardiac event to push her anti nuclear agenda....  Stay classy m.m!

I am sure the family of the victim appreciates your efforts.

Beyond that . . . . this thread is a total and utter waste of time. 

JMO of course. 

[marilyn.monroe]

It IS pretty sad that this man's sudden death is put in a thread title in such a way that attributes Fermi as a contributor.

Yes, the family and "friends" resent this exploitation. 


It's been difficult as of late to see anything here worth jumping in on.  And, I hate that it appears I "bit the bait" of this thread, but only to the extent that I agree with:

and

Beyond that . . . . this thread is a total and utter waste of time. 

JMO of course. 

Fermi probably was a contributer. I am not trying to offend anyone. There is bad **** going down at Fermi, the fatality should be scrutinized seeing as it happend at a high-level radioactive waste dump that has irradiated its employees before, and continues to irradiate the people and profit off it.