Recording summary · July 2016
Japan's radiation problem - They lied to us.
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Overview
During an extended trip in Japan, Daniel developed expanding, severe, itchy, and flaking red skin rash patches on his arms and hands that topical creams failed to relieve, disrupting his sleep.
Daniel asserted that the Japanese government deceived the public regarding radiation safety and claimed there was widespread radiation contamination.
Based on reading Wikipedia, Daniel concluded he had incurable, contagious radiation poisoning and joked about developing superpowers as a superhero named Skin Man.
Themes
Daniel's skin rash symptoms on his arms and hands during travel in Japan.
Claims regarding Japanese government deception over radiation contamination.
Self-diagnosis via Wikipedia concerning radiation poisoning and superhero jokes.
Developments
Daniel developed expanding, itchy, flaking red patches on his arms and hands around seven weeks into his travels in Japan.