Latest / Elon Musk Podcast / Elon Musk says he will travel to a high-radiation location and eat locally grown food on TV
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- 0:00Elon Musk says that he will travel to a high radiation
- 0:04location and eat locally grown food on television.
- 0:11And this is because he tweeted about nuclear powered energy in
- 0:16Europe, has drawn some criticism from it, but he's also going to
- 0:21back it up when he gets the chance.
- 0:24He called for Europe to restart their dormant nuclear power
- 0:28plants to generate more energy. And he said, he'd prove it.
- 0:34By eating food in a high radiation area.
- 0:37So, would you do this? Think to yourself?
- 0:41Would you do this in a high radiation area, meeting near a
- 0:44nuclear power plant? Would you eat food there?
- 0:48He said, he's already done it, though.
- 0:49He said he's done it in Japan. Shortly after the Fukushima
- 0:53disaster. Elon tweeted.
- 0:59That it's extremely obvious, that Europe should restart their
- 1:04nuclear power plants and boost the output of those that are
- 1:08operational right now. The tweets been retweeted more
- 1:13than thirty thousand times and it's run some backlash.
- 1:22Ilan. You know the Tweakers like this.
- 1:25Let me let me tell you how the Tweet actually went.
- 1:28Hopefully it is now extremely obvious, that Europe should
- 1:32restart dormant nuclear power stations and increase power
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- 3:53International Security. For those who mistakenly think.
- 3:56This is a radiation risk, pick what you think is the worst
- 4:00location. I will travel there.
- 4:02Any locally grown food on TV. I did this in Japan many years
- 4:06ago, shortly after Fukushima. Radiation risk is much much
- 4:11lower than most people believe. And there have been two major
- 4:17nuclear plant disasters in history.
- 4:20Chernobyl in the Soviet Union in 1986 and Fukushima in 2011 and
- 4:26Chernobyl children and emergency workers. are having problems
- 4:34with health effects caused by the radiation, but the vast
- 4:39majority of the population, Don't really need to worry about
- 4:43it. According to the United Nations
- 4:45assessment of disaster which was released in 2021 has been
- 4:50another un study as well, which is released in 2021 said it
- 4:54found no adverse health effects among Fukushima residents
- 4:58directly related to radiation exposures from the estimate.
- 5:04I must call for more nuclear energy in Europe.
- 5:09It's in a time when you know, he pushed for boosting us oil and
- 5:15gas output to counter any of the decline in the Russian supplies
- 5:20to, to the Russian Ukrainian conflict going on right now in
- 5:25the Russian oil, experts have fallen by one-third at least At
- 5:30the time of this recording. Because the West is sanctioning
- 5:35Russia so much about the Ukraine crisis and Elon is just saying
- 5:42hey we need to step up our game. So he said I'm going to put my
- 5:48literally put my mouth where my mouth is and he's going to eat
- 5:53locally grown food at a, he's going to go where any place he
- 6:00was going to travel anywhere. He said I will travel there.
- 6:02And eat locally, grown food on TV.
- 6:05So he's gonna take his own money.
- 6:06His own private jet. Flight aware of her, people want
- 6:10him to go and he's going to do a publicity stunt sit down and eat
- 6:15local food. And show people that there is no
- 6:21radiation risk in, it's a much much lower than most people
- 6:25believe. I mean, I I'm in the camp.
- 6:30Okay? I'm going to be honest with you.
- 6:31I'm in the camp here of the, this is a good thing.
- 6:35People need to know the facts and I'm a person.
- 6:38I'm just a normal person, you know, I might have a podcast and
- 6:42I might know some things, I know some rocket stuff, a lot of
- 6:46Rocket stuff about Starship especially but when it comes to
- 6:49radiation, I'm just like everybody else out there.
- 6:52I don't know a lot, so Ilan stepping up and saying, hey,
- 6:55I've already done this Fukushima.
- 6:58And he says, radiation risk is much much lower than most people
- 7:01believe, and also the UN coming out 2021 two times.
- 7:07Saying there's no adverse health effects for the residents
- 7:11directly related to radiation exposure from the accident.
- 7:15Then I believe the guy. And like I said before, at the
- 7:20time of this writing or this type of this podcast, it's hand
- 7:24older over 30,000. You know, likes or whatever.
- 7:32But think about this has been retweeted thirty thousand to
- 7:35over 30,000 times. But think about this, if this
- 7:39gets far enough, He might just do it.
- 7:43What do you think? And he also tweeted in this
- 7:45thread, there's one more tweet to.
- 7:47He said also nuclear is vastly better for global warming than
- 7:50burning hydrocarbons for energy. Some people have criticized him
- 7:56and said, well, what about the nuclear waste?
- 8:01He didn't reply to anybody. He just he's just a he's I think
- 8:05he's one of those people that sees a couple replies.
- 8:09Hey guys. Okay this one's going to benefit
- 8:11the broader public. I'm going to reply to this and
- 8:16the other people that are replying to them.
- 8:18He just ignores them. So it's a smart thing, post and
- 8:22ghost post and ghosty Lon go for it man.
- 8:27You got your you got the that's the best way to do it.
- 8:29Post and ghost So that's about it for today's episode.
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- 8:44Thanks guys. My name is Walden and I'll see
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