That's great, but, not the subject of this post. We're not discussing the theory of whether new chemicals are good or bad. I agree with you that the general con

That's great, but, not the subject of this post. We're not discussing the theory of whether new chemicals are good or bad. I agree with you that the general consensus is to overly fear man made chemicals, which is wrong and also stupid. The issue I am having with the comment is that this is a specific study on a specific set of chemicals that produced a specific outcome. We're not discussing chemicals in general, and yet you are making it seem like the results of this study should be ignored because chemicals can be good and bad. To draw a comparison, it's like someone posted an article about high concentrations of asbestos leading to health problems, implying that maybe we shouldn't use it as an insulator. It's not implying that we shouldn't use insulators. It's simply implying that maybe we should reconsider the use of this specific insulator. Then you come in commenting nonsense about how insulators are a good thing, and that we need insulators. The issue is that nobody is arguing against you. You're right that insulators are a good thing and necessary. The problem is that takes away from the main point of the article, that we should reconsider the use of this specific item.