Wasn’t tracked, didn’t have permits, it’s illegal. I don’t like it, I think its stupid, but that’s the law that’s enforced by the courts
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1mg is still strictly illegal as you need an import permit, permit to posess, a valid reason and the entire country as a whole is not allowed more than a total of 1KG
Australia has a treaty that says ALL plutonium in the country must be documented and accounted for. The country is not allowed more than 1KG in total
From the thumbnail I thought this was a naked ass
Weird, my instance doesn’t have these posts
Very cool but no posts in two years? :(
72·3 months agoRest of the world is doing fine, just Americans struggle with that one. But for some reason not in engineering or science?
Wow, nice. A guy in my country did it eating potatoes. Nothing else. https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/diet/andrew-taylor-eats-nothing-but-potatoes-for-a-year-to-cure-his-food-addiction/news-story/41d8e6612679985fc9bf62e4b970ef15
Why? Was this a weight loss thing?
Every piece of plutonium is supposed to have a permit and be individually tracked