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Subject Lead Based Paint: is it really that bad? Or is it because...

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Original Message 2. If gamma rays can travel through walls, and radio waves can travel ...

"The reason why visible light can't travel through walls as easily as gamma ... If your walls were made of pure lead, they'd have a little more trouble. ... you know that radio waves have trouble penetrating through meters of earth. ... Visible light also interacts with pigments in the paint on surface of your wall. ..."
www.physlink.com/education/askexperts/ae175.cfm

Story: An old Italian painter in Rhode Island with a garage full of lead paint never hurt him. When he passed away from old age, the EPA was called and numerous other agencies. With the special space suits, etc... just why was lead paint banned?

Or is it because of this:
"The reason why visible light can't travel through walls as easily as gamma rays or radio waves is because, to the visible light, there's something 'there' on a similar scale of length (wavelength) and time (frequency) that the gamma rays are too small and fast to interact with and the radio waves are too large and slow to interact with.

The gamma rays just pass through the spaces between and within atoms and molecules. They're small enough to do that. If your walls were made of pure lead, they'd have a little more trouble."

So the TPTB can't spy on us if we have lead paint. EMP attack wouldn't hurt us so much...

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