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Getting people to believe in the dangers of things they can not touch, taste, see, or hear is often difficult.
by pcunite 9y ago
Getting people to believe in the dangers of things they can not touch, taste, see, or hear is often difficult.
- m_mueller 9y agoaccording to reports it's tasteable (metallic) and visible (blue light). The problem is just, when that happens it's too late.
- knz 9y agoEven if you can see/taste (air pollution) or hear (loud noises like gunshots or machinery) it people still actively resist measures to mitigate/prevent harm!
- Kenji 9y agoWorks well enough with religion, though.