<transcript><audio_122>ignorance false confidence because they don't know that they yes so they think they do know when they don't know and the other dangerous part is the more the alarmists go around saying these things and they get dismissed and debunked you have this uh possibility of sort of the</transcript><transcript><audio_123>baby out with a bath water so people hear that enough times and dismiss it but then when there is an actual problem they just group that and go oh that's nothing they always like and they shouldn't be doing that well that that's exactly right because there are again</transcript><caption><image_124>The image is a map of Fukushima radiation transport and current field(cm/s). The map is divided into different sections, each representing a different color. The colors range from red to blue, green, yellow, and orange. The red section is labeled "Fukushima radiation transport" and the green section is colored in red.

The map also shows the location of Fukushima, which is located in the southern part of Japan. The map shows that the radiation transport is located on the eastern coast of Japan, and that the current field is located at the top of the map. The temperature of the radiation is shown in red, indicating that the temperature is at a higher level than the temperature in the northern part of the country.
There is also a bar graph on the right side of the image, which shows the temperature range for Fukushima. The bar graph shows that Fukushima is at the lowest temperature, with the highest temperature at the bottom of the chart. The data is presented in a clear and concise manner, making it easy to understand.</caption><transcript><audio_125>there are real risks to this but I I think you're right when we when there is that boy that cried wolf scenario where where for example I'm sure you saw that story that creeped up in December where there was some footage the tepco has live feeds of what's happening at the</transcript> ignorance false confidence because they don't know that they yes so they think they do know when they don't know and the other dangerous part is the more the alarmists go around saying these things and they get dismissed and debunked you have this uh possibility of sort of the baby out with a bath water so people hear that enough times and dismiss it but then when there is an actual problem they just group that and go oh that's nothing they always like and they shouldn't be doing that well that that's exactly right because there are again there are real risks to this but I I think you're right when we when there is that boy that cried wolf scenario where where for example I'm sure you saw that story that creeped up in December where there was some footage the tepco has live feeds of what's happening at the
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