Why would I want an adjunct in my water?
To protect the teeth of your neighbour’s kids.
I don’t want the government wasting money on it.
Is it a waste of money? It seems quite plausibly cheaper than your suggestion. In Canada we have implemented a national dental care program for people earning under a certain threshold. I think anything we can do to improve the sustainability of that program is a good idea.
I still don’t want it in my water
Why?
If you buy spring water do you check the fluoride content to make sure it’s below a certain threshold? Magnesium, Calcium, Potassium?
Listen to yourself
Temporary insanity of 40% of your country?
Uncles aren’t in your blood line, but maybe he knows something about your Grandpa
Maybe retrieved but dead? That would be a failed rescue mission, but a successful recovery mission.
Do you remember when I asked you to elaborate and you evaded? Will the closure of Hormuz be worse than 2008, 2001(9/11), 1999? Hormuz seems like a financial crisis the likes of which we have seen.
Climate change is going to disrupt every ecosystem on the planet.
Neither has the closure of the strait of Hormuz caused a financial crisis of a scale never before seen.
precipitate a financial crisis the likes of which we have never seen.
Can you elaborate on this? And how it is worse than the impending financial crisis due to barely mitigated climate change?
Actually it’s best if we focus on reducing carbon emmitting energy source usage. High oil prices make that easier.
Lol I legit thought
whoa a gel electrophoresis meme, I wonder if anyone recognises the sequence.
I recall that Canada was working on a long-term nuclear waste storage facility. I looked it up, it’s a 26 billion dollar project.
It’s not a hypothetical issue, it’s a political issue. Political issues are real issues.
You can’t blame Grassy Narrows first nation for opposing the location of the nuclear waste facility near their territory. It’s a community that’s been decimated by industrial waste.
I support nuclear technologies where sustainable energy isn’t feasible but I think people aren’t wrong to consider a waste a problem. It’s not an absolute showstopper, but it is something that is part of the challenge of building nuclear facilities.
I also don’t know a lot about the nuclear fuel life cycle, but don’t you think it might be more complicated than this?
Breast feeding is a huge amount of work, asking a person to do that and have a job is a big deal. Pumping breastmilk is incompatible with lots of jobs. If they have already stopped breastfeeding they may not be able to restart.
It would be great to live in a society where breastfeeding was normal and easy. Society is crazy and women shouldn’t be criticised for trying to exist within it.
if the Bible does say being gay is a sin
It doesn’t say that.
you are basically saying sinning is okay
I think Christians think that everyone sins, if only they believed in a way that people’s sins could be forgiven.
What about Matthew 7:12:
In everything do to others as you would have them do to you
Would you have others tell you to be ashamed of something you can’t change?
ATC mistake causes collision killing two pilots and injuring a dozen more.
What’s the fewest number of line of sights to get around the world?
Yeah, maybe it’s because if they crane their neck upwards, their rump rises instead of their head
Probably because of diet or availability of dental care. But if only 4/44 countries in Europe fluoridate, then fluoridating countries are over represented in that example’s 7 ( ie if fluoride didn’t help we would expect it to be 10/11).
Why did you pick top 7 by the way? Is it 6/8? 6/9? 6/10? It’s an extremely weird threshold and makes me think you’re cherry picking data to suit your narrative.