Wait... Is your mouth cavity free, or did you get your first one 7 years ago? I was merely pointing out that your anecdote is already part of the statistical e

Wait... Is your mouth cavity free, or did you get your first one 7 years ago? I was merely pointing out that your anecdote is already part of the statistical evidence and not particularly useful to a discussion of whether it should be added to water "I don't want it in my water" is actually a better and more relevant thing to say. As irrational as they are, peoples comfort levels, personal beliefs, and fears are rational to consider for policy decisions. (All people have irrational beliefs , fears, etc - its just a fact of people).