[shagie]

Even the neutrinos from a supernova would be enough. https://what-if.xkcd.com/73/

> How close would you have to be to a supernova to get a lethal dose of neutrino radiation?

> The phrase "lethal dose of neutrino radiation" is a weird one. I had to turn it over in my head a few times after I heard it.

[raydiatian]

> Only one neutrino will hit you every few years

Ah, the excuse I’ve been looking for.

“Can’t come into work today, was hit by a neutrino this morning. Need to rest up.”

[somat]

An even better one is proton decay.

Proton decay is theoretically possible but has never been observed. and perhaps somewhere in the vast universe one might have done so... maybe.

So I like to blame it on many of life's unexpected events.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proton_decay

[d0mine]

"there are about a trillion neutrinos from the Sun passing through it every second."