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Your argument about "total exposure over a lifetime" can be applied to literally every single thing people ingest or do.
by csmpltn 3y ago
Your argument about "total exposure over a lifetime" can be applied to literally every single thing people ingest or do.
- morelisp 3y agoNo, we shit, piss, and/or otherwise emit most things back out. Chemicals which genuinely bioaccumulate are naturally rare and we should be careful with them.
- red-iron-pine 3y agothe point of PFAS and the related fear is that 1) they are NOT rare and are everywhere, and 2) we don't piss them out
- Vicinity9635 3y ago[dead]
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoCan be, but the ones that we know are harmful, like lead, have or are being removed from the cycle. I'm sure you're doing a logical fallacy of sorts here, appeal to tradition or something - just because it happens with something else, doesn't make it right.
- dylan604 3y agoHi! I'm Clippy. It looks like you are trying to make a point. Maybe I can help? Because you definitely need it if you thought your comment did anything.