#unit 4

[portlandnet]

2026.02.25 - Ten Second Triage (TST) - Marcel Rodriguez

For resources mentioned in the video please see the NET Wiki Ten Second Triage (TST) page.

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[whatwenthereagain]

ive always hated when its called the chernobyl nuclear ACCIDENT

they didnt just break some vase, unit 4 fucking exploded (yes i know unit 4 itself didnt explode i know it was a steam explosion im very interested in chernobyl but this sounds funnier)

they knew full and well what was gonna happen, they just plugged their ears and pretended they didnt

the computer told them to shut down the reactor because it was unstable. they promptly listened and shut down... the computer

they turned off the emergency shutdown and emergency coolant systems and were surprised something went wrong. that didnt even cause the disaster. thats fucking stupid. the LEAST of their worries and problems was the emergency systems being turned off.

they kept trying to pretend unit 4 was fine and dandy while its corpse was spitting out gamma rays and instant death into the air like an anti air freshener. some dude couldve dropped dead in the control room from ars and they wouldve laughed it off.

you dont accidentally turn a nuclear reactor into a 1 billion dollar pipe bomb. there is no way you could do that on accident. they knew the risks of their stupid decisions. if they took their hands out of their asses and, oh i dont know, actually operated the reactor, thid post wouldnt have to exist.

[childoftheriver]

I can almost touch the weekend

[portlandnet]

Mice seen giving 'first aid' to unconscious companions

Young mice seemingly attempt to revive an anaesthetised cage mate by grooming and biting it and will even pull aside the tongue to clear its

Updated with helpful diagram. I don't know why you'd need it, but here it is.

[childoftheriver]

Flashback

[portlandnet]

Glenn here, thinking a lot this week about an inherent conflict of NET work: We become NETs because we have a deep desire to help people. But a core tenet of our training is 'do the greatest good for the greatest number,' which means we might be required to walk away from a person in need who we cannot help, in order to aid others. We must overcome our gut instinct to assist an individual (splagchnizomai). I first encountered that word in this article, putting a name to a feeling familiar to all of us.

[childoftheriver]

Look out! Here he comes!

[portlandnet]

2024 American Heart Association and American Red Cross Guidelines for First Aid

Codeveloped by the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross, these guidelines represent the first comprehensive update of first aid treatment recommendations since 2010.