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> doesn't automatically mean it's unhealthy nor that it will harm you. Examples: sunshine, candles, birth control
by dmm 9y ago
> doesn't automatically mean it's unhealthy nor that it will harm you.
Examples: sunshine, candles, birth control
- andrewflnr 9y agoIt would be a delightful piece of vandalism if people slapped stickers dating "Sunshine is known to the state of California to cause cancer" on all the moronic notices.
- shoover 9y agoHow about writing the warning in the sky, say hourly?
- another-one-off 9y agoRealistically, sunshine has caused more cancers than every nuclear disaster added together. If we could, we would absolutely ban it. It is grossly unsafe.
- Skunkleton 9y agoExcept for what happens when you get no sunshine.
- raverbashing 9y agoLiving is unsafe. Also sunshine got more dangerous with the ozone layer depletion (man-made)
- sundvor 9y agoYep, let's fit warnings in birthing suites that 100% of all children born will die. We need more vigilance from Captain Obvious, who has been slacking off.
- njarboe 9y agoProbably causes more cancers each day than every nuclear disaster added together. On the other hand, without sunshine, the Earth would be frozen world covered with ice, void of life.
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- dwaltrip 9y agoThat is actually a counter-example, as many people make an effort to reduce the damage they receive from the sun.
- thaumasiotes 9y agoThat is true, but many other people put in substantial effort to increase it. :/
- njarboe 9y agoAnd the lower vitamin D levels due to this effort to block UV might be increasing the cancer rate instead of decreasing it.
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- colordrops 9y agoThose are all very dangerous if not taken in moderation, and many people are unaware of just how dangerous they are.