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These are quite some assumptions. Low chemical reactivity could limit consequences, but it is speculation to say there aren't any. And those micro-petrochemica
by raxxorrax 6y ago
These are quite some assumptions. Low chemical reactivity could limit consequences, but it is speculation to say there aren't any.
And those micro-petrochemicals probably weren't really a health benefit either. Why so dismissive of this?
Everyone a bit interested knew that using a pet bottle introduces plastic into your body, but don't think using glass bodies has protected you from absorbing plastics.
- jp555 6y agoHave they been absorbed, as in reacted to create novel compounds? If the plastic does not react with the organic molecules in our body, isn't this a little like worrying WiFi will cause cancer (non-ionizing EM)?