I am sorry, but I am not able to connect with what you are saying. Many technologies have been studied properly and been found to be safe or unsafe. Smoking, n

I am sorry, but I am not able to connect with what you are saying. Many technologies have been studied properly and been found to be safe or unsafe. Smoking, non-ionizing radiation, airbags, alcohol consumption, exercise, beta-blockers, metformin, GLP-1, antipsychotics—all of these have been well studied and have been found to be clinically, not just statistically, relevant with regards to safety. Even vaccines are much better studied and understood with regard to risk compared to microplastics. So, I don't think I am just randomly picking on plastic research. I am holding it up as an example of research areas that are triggering skeptical red flags, as opposed to research that isn't stuck in the speculative phase. I also wasn't commenting on the issue of overproduction of goods, which I have thought about, but that is not what I was focusing on here.