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Sure, but if you can't find out some is toxic or cancer causing, this is impossible. I'll note that asbestos' health effects were covered up for years. If you'r
by bediger4000 2y ago
Sure, but if you can't find out some is toxic or cancer causing, this is impossible. I'll note that asbestos' health effects were covered up for years. If you're not an expert you can't know. That's why there was a regulatory state.
Also there's a little economic concept called "externalizing". I come to your neighborhood, set up a popup forever chemical factory, foul your neighborhood, and when you figure out your children are born with spina bifida because of my factory, I leave at 3am. I externalized the health effects, but I made a tidy profit!