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To be fair, I didn\'t mean to imply that that the world future would be dead and lifeless. And Yes I have read up on Chernoybl exclusion zone extensively. What I meant to imply was that the overall background radiation MAY be much higher than it is normally is now. So much higher that while every other creature would have adapted to it already including the humans who survived the disaster, the ones emerging from their stone prisons would have a harder time of it. That\'s of course not to mention all the undegradable materials left over like PFAS and plastic which as it turns out does not decompose but breaks down into micro-plastics which are just as bad as plastic if not worse.
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To be fair, I didn\\\'t mean to imply that that the world in the future would be dead and lifeless. And Yes I have read up on Chernoybl exclusion zone extensively. What I meant to imply was that the overall background radiation MAY be much higher than it is normally is now. So much higher that while every other creature would have adapted to it already including the humans who survived the disaster, the ones emerging from their stone prisons would have a harder time of it. That\\\'s of course not to mention all the undegradable materials left over like PFAS and plastic which as it turns out does not decompose but breaks down into micro-plastics which are just as bad as plastic if not worse.
