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This extremely creepy sample text proposed to accompany the pictographic warning has a distinctly B-level horror film vibepic.twitter.com/RtnNtnkerZ
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The current key product of the field of Nuclear Semiotics, which is essentially the study of universally legible signage for "GTFO ASAP": https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-time_nuclear_waste_warning_messages …pic.twitter.com/wRmzRTcqJi
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this...does not appear to be a well-thought out symbol
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Kinda seems like the danger should be at the bottom to indicate it’s below ground.
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Wouldn’t this be more logical/intuitive if the source of danger was on the left and the persons was running to right? “Run perpendicular to the danger” seems unnecessarily confusing.
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Check out the doc, “Into Eternity.” It’s about the building of a deep geologic repository in Finland called Onkalo. Among other things, it discusses the philosophical challenges of if and how to mark such a facility for whatever “civilization” might find it 100k years from now.
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