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It's more complicated than that though because means of ingestion matters. SDS is a good example. Harmless in solution but nasty if inhaled. The dose and the vector make the poison. Fluoride and monofluorophosphate ions may have a place in dental hygiene but a) why is it being ingested? b) what does that have to do with industrial waste,especially as other contaminants are concerned?
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Shbobdb posted:It's more complicated than that though because means of ingestion matters. SDS is a good example. Harmless in solution but nasty if inhaled. The dose and the vector make the poison. Have you tried not believing in homeopathy? Try disbelieving in small doses though, I hear that works better.
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I'm always educating people about science and people keep rejecting the truth based on a personal animus. It's pretty dumb. Evidently I'm worse than ALCOA on a leftist hugbox.
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I always enjoy the odd strango snared by this thread.
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Shbobdb posted:I'm always educating people about science and people keep rejecting the truth based on a personal animus. It's pretty dumb. Look, I know it's tough to understand that water that was once part of Hitler's testicle is no longer tainted, but it's okay, we'll get through this. On the bright side, you probably think that drinking trace quantities of industrial runoff makes you immune to industrial accidents. It does handily explain the decrease in injuries and deaths among industrial workers over the years, right?
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If you are going to go for character assassination in lieu of content, at least criticize me based on my actual character as opposed to what you imagine my character to be.
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Shbobdb posted:If you are going to go for character assassination in lieu of content, at least criticize me based on my actual character as opposed to what you imagine my character to be. Your actual character is that you are a homeopath. Or perhaps a reverse homeopath, where the sins of water molecules past infect those of the future. But it's okay! You're among people who can teach you science and that water doesn't actually have a memory. Just relax and crack open a chemistry textbook. Everything will be fine.
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Repeating the same thing over and over again doesn't make it true.
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Shbobdb posted:Repeating the same thing over and over again doesn't make it true. Sound advice to live by. If only you would practice what you preach.
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Keep posting that white noise and call it a victory. Do for it, it's all you've got.
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Dirk the Average posted:Your actual character is that you are a homeopath. Or perhaps a reverse homeopath, where the sins of water molecules past infect those of the future. His actual character is that he's a gimmick poster and gets off on people engaging with his gimmick. You're seeking an actual good-faith conversation but will not get one.
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Every drink you take contains molecules that someone peed out of their peehole at some point. You're drinking sewage, medical biohazard, wake up sheeple!
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VitalSigns posted:Every drink you take contains molecules that someone peed out of their peehole at some point. It's funny because pharmaceuticals in drinking water are an emerging problem. But I'm sure homeopathic wackos like WHO and EPA aren't worth listening to.
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Wait is the WHO worth listening to or not. Because I'm looking at their standards on water fluoridation and "[s posted:The World Health Organization[/s] Zionist Mindcontroller Globalists"]
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VitalSigns posted:Wait is the WHO worth listening to or not. A common conspiracy tactic is to overwhelm with information. 144 pages of info to make your point?
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Shbobdb posted:A common conspiracy tactic is to overwhelm with information. 144 pages of info to make your point? I know it's hardly up to the standards of a horse hair mat and a sly wink from the comely lass that beats the water in that perfect fashion, but we'll get you to understand how scientific standards are researched, supported, and set some day! Step out into the light; we have such wonders to show you.
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Shbobdb posted:If you are going to go for character assassination in lieu of content, at least criticize me based on my actual character as opposed to what you imagine my character to be. Is the character of someone even relevant if they cover it with a mask whenever they interact with anyone? You're annoying and add nothing to the discussion. If your primary contribution is negative, why even bother?
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Shbobdb posted:A common conspiracy tactic is to overwhelm with information. 144 pages of info to make your point? All information should be presented solely with a cover page in large print, with no more than 7 bullet points and a two sentence summary.
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VitalSigns posted:Every drink you take contains molecules that someone peed out of their peehole at some point. Not me, I drink Alex Jones' 100% authentic space formula, made from real space rocks!
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I love how  types always throw out sinister sounding organizations as if their existence proves their crazy. What the gently caress is the Club of Rome? Another scaaaary do nothing group like the Bilderburgs or Bohemian Grove? BTW Rich people getting together to talk about how to be richer is not a secret shadowy conspiracy.
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twistedmentat posted:I love how "People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public" - Leonard Nimoy, Civ 4
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i have a theory that video artifacting creates evidence for conspiracy theories. WHAT DO THE CODEC CREATORS HAVE TO HIDE? WHERE IS THE CODEC?
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Well video artifacts are solely responsible for all evidence of "Reptilians"
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This has been argued endlessly. The buildings were designed to withstand two 707 impacts. Building 7 collapses on its own? My dad used to get drunk and over stoke the fireplace. I remember watching the grate get red orange and slowly sag under the weight of the oak logs. Later on in welding class I learned where steel moves. Steel resists movement well above 1800 degrees. It moves very slowly when it deforms. There is only one steel framed building collapse. The building was fully involved and didn't have the anti draft measures to prevent significant oxygen flow to fire which burned for 24 hours, the top 10 floors collapsed on one side, there are pics, etc. The wood stove doesn't collapse.
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FecLives posted:This has been argued endlessly. The buildings were designed to withstand two 707 impacts. Building 7 collapses on its own? The wood stove would probably collapse with the weight of a loving skyscraper on top of it though.
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Really, the entire logs in a wood stove analogy is almost certainly too different in detail to make any useful comparisons to steel beams and jet fuel and whatnot
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GutBomb posted:The wood stove would probably collapse with the weight of a loving skyscraper on top of it though. Or at least, major chunks of a larger stove.
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In case anyone still thought this poo poo was harmless.
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There are outbreaks all over northern Europe, too. Forced vaccinations should be on the table by now.
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In the US there's already precedent that forced vaccination is legal and constitutional. The problem is that recent governments haven't been willing to act on it.
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fishmech posted:In the US there's already precedent that forced vaccination is legal and constitutional. The problem is that recent governments haven't been willing to act on it. I can't blame them, at least some the antivaxx venn probably overlaps with the 'heavily armed fringe nut' one.
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I've been talking with an acquaintance who lives in NY who believes that there is a cabal of taxi drivers who are secretly enforcing Sharia Law upon members of the Muslim community. One of them apparently threatened him because at one point he stated interest in studying Islam, so I guess he's under the cabal's purview now. He's gone as far as to make a police report about being threatened. I can't find this being discussed on any of the usual conspiracy sources so I'm wondering where he got this from, or if this is all him here.
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Mercury_Storm posted:I've been talking with an acquaintance who lives in NY who believes that there is a cabal of taxi drivers who are secretly enforcing Sharia Law upon members of the Muslim community. One of them apparently threatened him because at one point he stated interest in studying Islam, so I guess he's under the cabal's purview now. He's gone as far as to make a police report about being threatened. The cab-al knows all.
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Mercury_Storm posted:I've been talking with an acquaintance who lives in NY who believes that there is a cabal of taxi drivers who are secretly enforcing Sharia Law upon members of the Muslim community. One of them apparently threatened him because at one point he stated interest in studying Islam, so I guess he's under the cabal's purview now. He's gone as far as to make a police report about being threatened. You could be in at ground-zero of a brand new conspiracy theory. Keep your eyes peeled and you could maybe watch it metastasise across the internet. Soon you'll be reading about how cab drivers did 911
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Shbobdb posted:A common conspiracy tactic is to overwhelm with information. 144 pages of info to make your point? Didn't know Trump had an account. Now your posts make sense!
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Jazerus posted:"People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public" - Leonard Nimoy, Civ 4 Oh yeah, I love plotting how to sabotage road designs for fun and profit. 
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Mercury_Storm posted:I've been talking with an acquaintance who lives in NY who believes that there is a cabal of taxi drivers who are secretly enforcing Sharia Law upon members of the Muslim community. One of them apparently threatened him because at one point he stated interest in studying Islam, so I guess he's under the cabal's purview now. He's gone as far as to make a police report about being threatened. Cab drivers seem like such quaint material for a contemporary conspiracy theory. It should be like Uber has secretly been taken over from the top down and their app tracks people and can send out kill orders coded in innocuous ways.
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Illuminti posted:You could be in at ground-zero of a brand new conspiracy theory. Keep your eyes peeled and you could maybe watch it metastasise across the internet. Soon you'll be reading about how cab drivers did 911 I heard cab drivers were dancing on rooftops when the second plane hit
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At least in Oslo it doesn't seem controversial that taxi drivers are one of the ways the conservative Muslim (especially Somali) families hear about what sort of heathenry their younger family members are up to. Earlier this year the city moved a taxi stand that happened to be outside a large gay bar because some of the immigrant clientele there felt like they were being monitored. (ref) Of course, Oslo is a small city, and the Muslim communities are both so small and so overrepresented among taxi drivers that this seems plausible - the taxi drivers kind of correspond to the stereotypical old women in small villages who notice what everyone does. It seems less likely in a place like NYC. Computer viking fucked around with this message at 17:21 on May 5, 2017 |
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Jack Gladney posted:Cab drivers seem like such quaint material for a contemporary conspiracy theory. It should be like Uber has secretly been taken over from the top down and their app tracks people and can send out kill orders coded in innocuous ways.
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