Yes, I'm personally not very happy about another large scale usage of flourocarbons. Seems the history of these compounds is basically "look, we found this new

Yes, I'm personally not very happy about another large scale usage of flourocarbons. Seems the history of these compounds is basically "look, we found this new compound with some very exciting and useful properties" followed a few decades later by "Oh shit". Rinse and repeat. That being said, there are alternatives. Like polyalphaolefin (PAO), which is apparently used for electronics cooling in aerospace applications and for some immersion cooling datacenter products.