<transcript><audio_112>proves it well if you're referring to the the the chart that gets thrown around that's the NOAA chart of the um the yeah the wave heights from the tsunami itself which was thrown around and uh and used as an example of uh</transcript><video><caption><image_113>The image is a screenshot of a text message on a mobile phone screen. The message reads "Here is the NOAA radiation model why not bring it up i wonder". The text is in white and is in a bold, sans-serif font. The background of the screen is black, and the text is centered in the middle of the image.</caption><caption><image_114>The image is a map of the Pacific Ocean, showing the extent of the NOMA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) in the United States. The map is color-coded, with different shades of green, orange, and yellow representing different levels of rainfall. The colors range from light green to dark green, with darker green representing higher rainfall and lighter green representing lower rainfall.

At the top of the map, there is a title that reads "File location: Index of fip/public sos-noaa gov.gov/noaa.gov.sos-gov.o.o." Below the title, there are two lines of text that read "On model way not." The text is in black and is located at the bottom of the image. The image appears to be a screenshot of a webpage from a website or app.</caption><caption><image_115>The image is a map of the world, showing the extent of the Atlantic Ocean. The map is color-coded, with different shades of blue representing different species of species. The colors range from light blue to dark blue, with some areas being darker blue and others being lighter blue.

The map also shows the location of the islands in the Pacific Ocean, with the largest island in the center and the smaller islands on the left and right sides. The islands are marked with orange and yellow lines, indicating the presence of different species. There is also a legend at the bottom of the map that explains the different colors used in the map. The text at the top of the image reads "6 oz 15 Mar 11 species - C137 - level(m) = 0".</caption></video><transcript><audio_116>presumably I guess the idea was that this was supposed to show the spread of the radiation from the disaster which looked very menacing indeed if people took it that way but of course that's not what it was about it was about wave heights so um yes I mean that's just one</transcript><caption><image_117>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from a website called "Kyodo: Radioactive water reached 3,200 kilometers east of Fukushima six months ago". The webpage is titled "PromoH20 Bottled Water" and has a blue header with the website's name and contact information. Below the header, there is a description of the product, which states that it was released in September 2012 at 11:40 PM and was released by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. 

The webpage also mentions that the product was released on September 19, 2012 and that it is available for purchase at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant in Japan. There is also a link to the website for more information about the product.

At the bottom of the page, there are two buttons - "Subscribe" and "Subscribe Only" - which can be used to subscribe to the subscription. The "Subscription Only" button is highlighted, indicating that the user can click on it to access the subscription details.</caption><transcript><audio_118>symptom of a kind of a greater disease that I think has uh swept around the globe which is hysteria and um and hype surrounding the the the the the radioactive release which is not</transcript><caption><image_119>The image is a screenshot of a news article from a newspaper. The article is titled "Physicians: Interesting fact for West Coast in new US report, 95% of Fukushima discharges transported in Pacific, Contamination to impact N. America with 'uncertain consequences' for public health - Chemist: Concern over recent releases. They're changing in character (VIDEO)". The article has a blue background with white text. At the bottom of the article, there is an image of a blue box with the text "5 Sun, Brace Your Eyes" on it. The text is in a larger font size and is centered on the page.</caption><transcript><audio_120>something that I think is not a concern of any sort but I think that the what this has shown is that the Public's understanding of radiation how it works what the dangers are what kinds of elements are dangerous and in what way</transcript><transcript><audio_121>they are dangerous how they're likely to enter any given ecosystem how we can test for them etc etc it has really shown the The public's massive ignorance on these issues and uh it's been really an eye-opener for me because Beyond</transcript> proves it well if you're referring to the the the chart that gets thrown around that's the NOAA chart of the um the yeah the wave heights from the tsunami itself which was thrown around and uh and used as an example of uh presumably I guess the idea was that this was supposed to show the spread of the radiation from the disaster which looked very menacing indeed if people took it that way but of course that's not what it was about it was about wave heights so um yes I mean that's just one symptom of a kind of a greater disease that I think has uh swept around the globe which is hysteria and um and hype surrounding the the the the the radioactive release which is not something that I think is not a concern of any sort but I think that the what this has shown is that the Public's understanding of radiation how it works what the dangers are what kinds of elements are dangerous and in what way they are dangerous how they're likely to enter any given ecosystem how we can test for them etc etc it has really shown the The public's massive ignorance on these issues and uh it's been really an eye-opener for me because Beyond
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