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the thing is that floride does reduce the collective "IQ" of society, through the sheer amount of energy devoted to arguing about it given that there is more th
by metalman 2y ago
the thing is that floride does reduce the collective "IQ" of society, through the sheer amount of energy devoted to arguing about it
given that there is more than enough data to make complete and open determinations of all of florides effects, it would serve everybody to create and publish all of it.
there ARE problems with water supplies, worldwide, and there have been horrible mistakes and cover ups.
If there areedge cases and people with suseptibilities to floride(very likely), then that needs to be understood, and published. The simple fact is that there is a great deal of variability in human populations in how they can metabolise things in food and water, with some populations able to pass levels of arsinic that is lethal to others. There is one view point that suggests that population groups should be defined by there enzimatic balance, rather than ethnicity or race.
I personaly had a accidental, but major impact on our local water supply, when chatting with some
of our local legislators about our water, I joked that I was considering refuseing to pay my water bill, as water is defined as a coulorless, oderless liquid, and what came out of my tap, was niether......the one guy said "can I use that?"
we got a whole new water supply
clean water and air need to be primary, non negotiable rights, that every person has, and must be included in all municipal declarations, ie:no clean water, no town or city
clean*~up to date published testing....no secrets
!trivia: floride was identified as benificial to dental health from small populations in ?sweden? switzerland? way way back, who had great teath, and the local wells have naturaly occuring, floride......
- sysrestartusr 2y agothanks for that. never read about it in-depth and so never knew where the trial results for healthier teeth came from. some friends stopped using paste with fluoride just when they stopped smoking and reduced coffee intake) and they don't have more tooth rot than before ... it's been 3+ years ... i can imagine fluoride having a heavier impact on measurable concentration and attention in people with auto-immune diseases like thyroid syndromes and of course hyper-sensitive people with and without ADHD and such ... if I wanted to be conspiratorial about it, it's no more than some peoples' attempt to worsen some of the conditions some people ARE BORN WITH, both, for the sake of the economy and some interest groups need to whatever ... and there are so many pointless additives ... of course, it's easy to put it on personal responsibility but when the information reaches you only in your mid to late twenties, the damage is already done, and billions in economic and human value are LOST ... broken pieces of legacy systems and perspectives, I guess ... but then again, 'member the times when mass surveillance was a myth and the last genocide was at least a few decades in the past? or when nobody tried to eradicate some culture and their language out of the country they had been born in for centuries?
- graemep 2y ago> the last genocide was at least a few decades in the past When was that? Even if you exclude arguable ones there has not been a period of decades without a genocide for a very long time: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_genocides#List https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_genocides#List
- sysrestartusr 2y agoAgreed, my bad. I somehow forget that neither the official definition nor my own POV on the concept entail a number of 'casualties'/'victims'/'successfully eliminated targets' ... Thanks for the note.