> You might as well worry about the radioactivity of a banana. This is such an asinine false equivalence I can hardly bring myself to even continue this thread

> You might as well worry about the radioactivity of a banana. This is such an asinine false equivalence I can hardly bring myself to even continue this thread. Bananas are not radioactive as the result of a potentially flawed/misperformed industrial process. Decaf coffee is always the result of an industrial process, in some cases involving dangerous solvents by design. What do you suppose the rate is of those solvents being impure or just plain mixed up, or improperly utilized? I bet you it's orders of magnitude higher than bananas spuriously evolving dangerously high levels of radioactivity or growing successfully to fruition in otherwise dangerously toxic environments. Industrially processed foods/ingredients have inherently higher risks, it's a significant part of why consuming processed foods is not recommended AIUI.