Comments by "Serenity\x27s Solace" (@serenityssolace) on "Should Japan Release Radioactive Water From Fukushima Into the Ocean? | STREET DEBATE" video.

I feel sorry for they guy that trusts his government so much
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Nice to know that, but I bet there are other radioactive particles there as well.
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@blarfroer8066 If I'm not wrong, this isn't true either. From my understanding,(high school physics) let's say we have 1 Kg of Tritium in a container. (I know that sounds stupid). If it has a half life of 12 years, that means that after 12 years, the tritium inside the container will still be 1Kg, but now it will continue to exist for 6 years. After 6 years it's life will be 3 years and so on until it dies out
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@Tchd Yeah17 I think Koreans trust their government even more than Japanese
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@YLKb24 That doesn't mean I should try harder to get cancer. You logic is so flawed
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@blarfroer8066 Yeah, you're right after all. Seems like I remembered it wrong. It has been 5 years since I graduated high school. So Tritium would need 120 years to completely decay? Because I also read that typically after 10 half life cycles we cant detect the radioactive content/atoms anymore. But then the eternity part isn't any different from what I said. Just instead of having all the radioactive content vanish at once, it constantly halves. In both scenarios, it would take the same time
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@古野翔太-h3w I hope so
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@Raphanne That just means that the Koreans are better than the Japanese in taking actions. Japanese might still trust their government less. It's just a difference in culture and mindset
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@Raphanne Yes, I know Japanese don't care about politics at all
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@leto8017 I doubt it
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