>.1% increase in the number of radioactive particulates going into my body? Big deal.
Why would that be a big deal? It is a .1% increase.
Why would that be a big deal? It is a .1% increase.
Let’s say you have a hypothetical 25 nanograms of radioactive particulates in your body. Now we add 0.1%, and you have 25.025 nanograms of radioactive particulates in your body.
This is not a meaningful difference at all.