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And their answer is caca. It's trivially easy to bury like-sized cuts of cotton (an old dress shirt would source several), while cotton underpants will vary in
by IAmBroom 1mo ago
And their answer is caca.
It's trivially easy to bury like-sized cuts of cotton (an old dress shirt would source several), while cotton underpants will vary in fiber content (none are 100% cotton today; they have elastic bands), size, and possibly mercerization.
- qball 1mo ago>while cotton underpants will vary in fiber content So can old shirts, those are bigger and harder to bury straight up and down, and have no identifying marks (underwear does have the rubber, which acts as a skeleton and frame of reference for what you're actually looking at; cotton squares don't). Sure, the data might be slightly noisier, but right now they have no data. And that's even worse.