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Yeah, that kinda reinforces it. He knew about the acute effects, but not about cumulative damage. I don't think that cumulative toxicity started entering the p
by cyberax 4mo ago
Yeah, that kinda reinforces it. He knew about the acute effects, but not about cumulative damage.
I don't think that cumulative toxicity started entering the public mindset until well into the middle of the century.
- mmooss 3mo agoHe's not 'the public' but a highly educated and experienced leading expert in the subject. You have no idea what he knew (afaict) and even if the chronic problems were indeed unknown to him, anyone, even a member of 'the public', could infer that the acute problems certainly risked long-term problems