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> Yeah, but at the same time irrigation using sprinklers is going to coat the produce with whatever's left behind from the water evaporating. Same as it happen
by jolmg 4y ago
> Yeah, but at the same time irrigation using sprinklers is going to coat the produce with whatever's left behind from the water evaporating.
Same as it happens when people wash their veggies at home, or use their dishes they've washed with the tap. Nobody worries about consuming small amounts. You know, it might not even be a big deal to drink from it, it's just not done. It's not that it's guaranteed to be undrinkable, it's just not guaranteed to be drinkable, and there's a difference between consuming a few milliliters to consuming a few liters.
- pengaru 4y agoI'm not personally concerned about it, it's just easy to see how someone could convince themselves it's a worry, especially when they want it to be for racist reasons.
- jolmg 4y ago> it's just easy to see how someone could convince themselves it's a worry Trying to make sense of it for myself, I can only imagine it's from believing the reason they're healthy is because they live in a perfectly sterile environment, instead of it being simply because their bodies can handle the impurities of their environment.