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That's a true but especially obtuse way of looking at things, yes. It would be more intellectually honest to say that we're still measuring how much damage thes
by justin66 7y ago
That's a true but especially obtuse way of looking at things, yes. It would be more intellectually honest to say that we're still measuring how much damage these substances are doing to human health.
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoAgain, that's speculation. With not a lot of evidence behind it. Folks have been using plastics for what? 100 years now? Where's the epidemiological evidence from that period? Where's the public health crisis? No, I think this is overblown.
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- jjeaff 7y agoWhat is obtuse would be to make incredibly painful, sweeping changes to our economy and food supply based on a possibility, unfounded in fact.