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You don't play with chemicals
by siva7 2y ago
You don't play with chemicals
- lazide 2y agoClearly you don’t know many chemists? You might as well tell EOD to not play with explosives!
- DocFeind 2y agoconfirmed as correct
- diggan 2y agoEven when the play is "touching" and the chemicals are "food dyes"? I wouldn't say I'm a risk taker, but even I would probably try that out for giggles.
- lm28469 2y agoThat's kind of how we got LSD, saccharin and microwave ovens. (not really "playing with" but not being super careful about safety)
- perlgeek 2y agoEven if not intentional, such things happen by accident. Have you ever read up on how the psychedelic properties of LSD were discovered? > While re-synthesizing LSD, he accidentally absorbed a small amount of the drug and discovered its powerful effects From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_LSD#Discovery https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_LSD#Discovery
- screamingninja 2y ago> You don't play with chemicals How else do you learn?
- Perenti 2y agoI did, as a kid. Blew up the kitchen. Got good at home chemistry. Still do at times, but it's much harder to get the good stuff, like KNO3.