>Galen Winsor was a safety officer at the Hanford Nuclear Site, the location of the first full-size plutonium-producing reactor. When Hanford's reactors were decommissioned at the end of the Cold War, the site housed 177 storage tanks, containing 200,000 m

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(WORDSWORDSWORDS) Chud 06/24/26 (Wed) 08:16:22 №1027457 [Quote]

>Galen Winsor was a safety officer at the Hanford Nuclear Site, the location of the first full-size plutonium-producing reactor. When Hanford's reactors were decommissioned at the end of the Cold War, the site housed 177 storage tanks, containing 200,000 m 3 of high-level radioactive waste. Winsor swam in the pool where spent fuel rods were kept and the water was heated to 38degC. He further claimed to have drunk a glass of water from the pool every day without ill effects. By contrast, since the 1980s, former workers have been attempting to gain compensation for symptoms caused by alleged exposure to radiation due to lax safety measures at the plant. In 1985, he had ate a small dose of uranium oxide, after that he lived 20 more years until he died of Parkinson's disease in 2008
also here's a video of him doing so