Moderation may not suffice. I'd say Dihydrogen Monoxide is very dangerous given it's a colorless and odorless chemical compound so not always easy to identify f

Moderation may not suffice. I'd say Dihydrogen Monoxide is very dangerous given it's a colorless and odorless chemical compound so not always easy to identify for the layman. Yet we can spot it in great quantity in most food despite the fact it's PH is higher than most acids. You can't even wash it off at the sink, the more you do, the more you get in contact with it. I mean at least UVB, you can protect against with simple glass. But something you find traces in most people's blood is no joke. We should suppress it completly. Or at least ban it from schools.