And bathroom laws can change overnight while radiation can be effectively forever.
To be quite frank, bathroom confusion can never reach the level of seriousness of radiological disasters, and it is just as far from reality to assert they can be so, as to assert that a man can be a woman.
Perspective demands that potential nuclear disasters be viewed as an immediate do-or-die situation with consequences on the broadest possible scale. It has the potential to do effectively permanent planetwide ecological damage. It’s practically the definition of things that need to be taken seriously.
It’s a whole different class of problem than having to be street smart when you see a man in a dress.
You missed my point entirely.
Radiologic disasters are MUCH more serious than "bathroom confusion", measured on a level.
However, PREVENTING radiologic disasters requires engineers, risk analysts, and other people WHO WERE TAUGHT TO THINK.
Believing that a man can turn into a woman by cutting off his genitals is anti-reality. Once you surrender the reality principle at the level of elementary education, in 20-30 years there won't BE any more engineers, risk analysts, etc - or at least, the ones there are will no longer believe that A=A, water is wet, etc.
Subjectivity about reality causes all sorts of disasters, including but not limited to radiologic ones.