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Anything that hasn't been shown to cause cancer yet simply hasn't been investigated hard enough.

• 542458 11y ago
  That's a bit excessively dismissive of the issue at hand. We've investigated many substances to death that have shown no consistent increase in risk - aspartame, coffee, most vaccines, and aluminum-oxide based antiperspirants for example. Carcinogens are a very real concern, and dismissing that concern by pretending that "everything is a carcinogen, what can you do?" is unhelpful.
• golergka 11y ago
  Dihydrogen monoxide.
  • grecy 11y ago
    ...talk to the people in Flint
    • golergka 11y ago
      You know the difference between H2O (distilled water) and water, right? Like, which one of those is conductive and which one isn't, all that stuff?