You are preaching to the converted ;p But that vid definitely converts the last doubters...

Muk-chi-ba is a variant of the two-player game rock-paper-scissors. It originated in Korea. This game starts with the usual game of rock-paper-scissors. Once both parties have presented their hands, the hands are kept presented and the person who wins the rock-paper-scissors round plays the offense for the first round. The player in the offense either changes or maintains his hand while simultaneously saying the corresponding name of the new hand. The opponent also changes or maintains his hand at the same time. The goal of the offense is to get the opponent's hand to be the same as his/her own. e.g. he/she would win if both players end up with a rock. After one round, if the offensive player didn't succeed, the offense/defense is redetermined from the hands resulting from the previous round and the next round begins.

In real play, each round proceeds very fast, often one or two rounds a second.

Apart from your lousy classical mechanics analogy you are right. But there is one thing you forgot to include NON-ZERO isnt always NEAR zero. Some forms of radiation have a significantly MORE THAN ZERO chance of fucking up your cells than others. Just like certain chemicals have a higher probability of being bad for you than others. Then there is the time factor, the longer you are exposed to for e.g. GAMMA rays the higher the health risks.

Well, the FDA is political entity, protecting its turf. And the CDC is yet another. So the question everyone asks themselves, but perhaps not consciously, is "Do I trust what I'm being told by those in control?"

What are you smoking? It's an article on HuffPo by a physician reminding people of the very real dangers of aspartame because they're changing the name to AminoSweet in order to help dupe consumers. Where was there any mention of a vaccince or wonder cures?