@FormulaFuedli to be fair Hadjar went backwards though, he really needs to improve his race pace, but yeah car being tailored to Verstappen’s style doesn’t help
Got undiagnosed cancer? You'll soon find out as cancer cells LOVE folic acid.
Recently diagnosed? They've been adding folic acid since November 2024👇
Been eating 2 years worth of white flour made products?
YES, FOLIC ACID IS A MAGNET TO CANCEROUS CELLS.
99% of population completely oblivious 😆
Amazing how easily the government can make these changes once the right companies and bodies have had a massive “donation” from owld Bill Gates 😂😂
@evrythngformu1a Nah driver’s are on the grid due to performance and merit, or atleast should be
if the older veterans can beat the younger generation then there is no reason to place them really
the slowest should always be replaced by the up and coming talent
$SPX Genuinely looks gassed.
The 5 year bull channel structure for the first time, looks like it will genuinely be lost
all previous breaks were pretty sharp and strong recoveries but this time it’s been a very choppy, weak recovery, grinding the lower bounds
Shitstorm incoming
Rough despite the claims of “0% chance of a recession this year”
$GOLD on the weekly is showing it’s going to go much lower.
Failed breakout and back under the ema’s
$3.9k for sure, but wouldn’t be surprised to see $3-3.4k this year
For 70 years, we were told plastic was safe because it doesn't react with anything.
Nature just published proof that it does. And the trigger is water.
Researchers at Columbia University and UC Berkeley took six of the most common plastics on Earth.
Polyethylene. Polypropylene. Polystyrene. PVC. PET. Acrylic.
The stuff in your water bottles, food containers, pipes and packaging.
They ground them into microplastics and dropped them into plain water.
Nothing else. No sunlight. No chemicals. Just plastic and water.
And the water started changing.
At the surface of every single plastic, it began producing hydroxyl radicals. One of the most reactive and destructive molecules in chemistry.
All six plastics did it. Every one.
To prove it, they added a yellow dye to water with polystyrene. Over 10 days, nearly 90% of the dye was destroyed. The water turned almost clear.
In other liquids, the dye survived. Only water made the plastic active.
In plain English:
The plastic isn't leaking a toxic chemical.
It is turning the water around it into something that attacks.
Then they tested what that does to living things.
DNA and proteins got pulled onto the plastic surface like magnets.
Proteins started clumping together.
And red blood cells that touched the particles were torn into broken fragments.
But here is the twist.
The most dangerous plastics were the ones we trusted most.
Polyethylene and polypropylene, the "safe" plastics in bottles and food containers, were the most reactive of all.
The effect was weaker in blood serum. But it was still there.
And microplastics have already been found in human blood, brains, placentas and arteries.
The lead researcher said it plainly: "Water is a key active player here, rather than just a spectator."
We spent decades asking what chemicals leak out of plastic.
Nobody thought to ask what plastic does to the water inside us.
How many times have you sipped from a plastic bottle today?
@BalaiBB it’s a big nothing burger for 99% of the population though, most of us won’t even realise any of this has happened unless critical infrastructure actually goes offline
A vaccine withdrawn today, due to the risks outweighing the benefits, suddenly they have risks now
unless of course it’s your mrna vaccine for covid or flu. Ridiculous they are being used considering the evidence.
withdrawn vac: https://t.co/UgQ1qZ7yPh
mrna flu…
@RupertLowe10 You know the answer to that, they will force us to use it by deliberately restricting and inconveniencing our normal every day life activities