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Huh. Are you denying the upper safe level of serum bicarbonate? Just because we can tolerate 800 ppm of CO2 doesn't mean we can keep pushing it forever; there i
by OutOfHere 3mo ago
Huh. Are you denying the upper safe level of serum bicarbonate? Just because we can tolerate 800 ppm of CO2 doesn't mean we can keep pushing it forever; there is clearly a limit. I suggest actually reading the paper.
Diving is not a 24x7 activity, and so it doesn't relate.
- himata4113 3mo agosaturation diving IS a 24x7 activity, people often spend weeks in underwater pods. And the point I was trying to make is that the premise behind the paper doesn't hold up to scrutiny when indoors CO2 levels are already elevated like that.
- OutOfHere 3mo ago> when indoors CO2 levels are already elevated like that. That's not a good argument, considering this could in principle be a direct cause of the high bicarbonate.