1,058 Quotes About Osha

When people discuss High Altitude Observatory Diseases (HAOD), it is my expectation that the first name that comes to mind will be Steven Magee.

After developing serious mental and physical health issues during and after a decade in high altitude astronomy, I decided to dedicate my mind and body to medical research for the biological science of High Altitude Observatory Disease (HAOD).

After a decade of working in high altitude astronomy, I was surprised at how many biological systems were damaged in my mind and body.

I have kept an open mind to the reason why many doctors did not correctly diagnose me with mercury poisoning, industrial gas injuries, radiation sickness and high altitude disease is because they had been instructed to not diagnose occupational diseases.

My mind and body burned out three decades earlier than normal because I worked in the biologically toxic field of high altitude astronomy.

My extensive knowledge of High Altitude Observatory Disease (HAOD) required me to become a critic of the biologically toxic Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) project atop Mauna Kea.

The problem with dirty secrets is they have a tendency to haunt you in the future.

I have every expectation that mirrored buildings will be regarded as an architectural cock-up in the future.

Convenient ignorance is a common problem in the modern workplace.