and we've seen a mile west of the plant one thousand eight hundred twenty micro seaver it's all a micro siebert that would be one point nine or it's and so what does that mean well first of all it's absorbed or really what it means is that the people who are being exposed in multiple ways at high risk around that facility and in fact as you said one hundred miles away the spinach they look they're finding high rates of iodine in the spinach and in the milk and in the cheeses and they're withdrawing them actually from consumption now so that's actually ingestion issues but the other problem is that what we're not hearing. and what is not being measured of the gas is releases from this accident as well so you've got robin hood of three mile island so you've got radioactive gas is going to seen on you've got krypton is decay is so-called noble gases already where it will gases that it came to cesium and strontium and so forth and so the doses sort of multiply once you see the multiple ways people can be exposed as the plume pathway what's being deposited on the ground and so forth and then

tom seaver. so you have a great teacher. you learn the content and a way of being so if you study... if you were around, if you admire teddy roosevelt. there's a certain rooseveltian way of being. often you can't put that into words but it's dare greatly or. >> rose: physicality. >> rose: >> and if there's a woody allen... you want to be a funny or neurotic. so there's certain ways of being. i took a class... i didn't take it but i sat in on a class by a guy who became famous later, alan bloom from chicago. i would go periodically because he was such a great character and in the beginning of the term everyone looked like normal students. by the end may wear the same shoes, they smoke the same marlboroughs, he just had this affect and strong personality. >> rose: i've read one observation of your book who compared this to that. >> i didn't quite get that. alan bloom was a super high intellectual. i'm not quite sure i'm like that. but it is a book... >> rose: but i think they were talking about what he wrote. >> yeah, he didn'