TSA to Retest "Scanners"

[CPT Tripss]

And then there is propaganda . . . .

 

[eliza61]

And then there is propaganda . . . .

LOL, I don't know, maybe it's the Chemist in me but as much as I love Disney and ole Walt, pretty much every one I know, has better sense not to use Disney as an authority on chemistry or Physics. Now business or movie making.....


I mean Beaker and Dr. Bunsen also fool around with electricity at H.S but I'm pretty sure most folks know not to call them to fix the wiring.

LOL, how old is that thing any how? when's the last time a comic sold for 35 cent?

 

[CPT Tripss]

It's an oldie for sure . . . but it's a real book, not a comic. It was a "Scholastic Book Club" selection back in the dark ages.

Walt Disney's classic 1956 indoctrination tool that nearly every American of a certain age remembers reading in school (in between duck and cover drills, of course). One of the first examples of commercial "synergy," this book was a tie-in to the film of the same name as well as an exhibit at Disneyland's Tomorrowland. All three projects sought to present the cheerful, non-destructive side of the atom in entertaining and, in hindsight, absurdly naive ways.

http://www.conelrad.com/atomicsecrets/secrets.php?secrets=01

 

[eliza61]

It's an oldie for sure . . . but it's a real book, not a comic. It was a "Scholastic Book Club" selection back in the dark ages.



http://www.conelrad.com/atomicsecrets/secrets.php?secrets=01

I believe it!! But remember CPT, we're from (or at least I'm firmly in this group) a generation that had nuclear attack drills in school that made you hide underneath a wooden desk in the event of a nuclear attack. Even as a 7th grader I thought that was fishy!! and Lucy and Ricky slept in seperate beds yet magically were able to produce Little Ricky.

 

[CPT Tripss]

I'll admit it, I'm skeptical about opinions based on data supplied by government agencies and their contractors that isn't peer reviewed data and preferably independently verified data.