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Does that factor in the better food you get to eat for a lifetime? That has to have some effect, and likely far greater than 53 days. And curiously, simply usi
by JoeAltmaier 5y ago
Does that factor in the better food you get to eat for a lifetime? That has to have some effect, and likely far greater than 53 days.
And curiously, simply using a venting hood is mocked by the OP with no actual evidence. Possibly, it mitigates the issue entirely.
- jnwatson 5y agoGas stoves leak even when not cooking. Unless you leave the vent on, it still contributes to indoor pollution.
- asdff 5y agoHow much methane is being leaked? I also leak methane. Scale is important in these discussions.
- michaelmior 5y ago> Does that factor in the better food you get to eat for a lifetime? How do gas stoves make better food than electric? Certainly there's a difference in the experience of cooking, but once you are accustomed to that, I think equally good food can be made in either. Even if food cooked on an electric cooktop was somewhat lower quality (however "better" is measured) I fail to see how that would have a significant impact on life expectancy.