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I agree, but what do you do when people are steeped in misinformation about water use and 5G signals?

• nemo 9mo ago
  You can tell them the truth, you could do public reach out, you could do a whole lot of things. Secret back-room deals deliberately hidden from the public who will (justifiably) assume maliciousness just creates even worse PR, less trust, and opens up avenues of corruption and abuse.
• hallway_monitor 9mo ago
  Doesn't everyone know that dihydrogen monoxide can be lethal? https://www.csun.edu/science/ref/humor/dhmo.html https://www.csun.edu/science/ref/humor/dhmo.html
  • hrimfaxi 9mo ago
    I can't believe this is still around. I remember printing this out to show my science teacher decades ago.
    • toast0 9mo ago
      Of course it's still around. They're still putting this crap in schools!
• throwhn1232 9mo ago
  Then you don’t get to build there, obviously. "Oh they’re too stupid to know better, let’s do what we want anyway" doesn’t seem like a sane solution, especially since the framework would be just as applicable to actually undesirable industrial plants and the like. They’re free to convince/bribe the people to allow it, not just push the poors around