@suwuicidaldog@DayzerHusky This says a lot more about your ability to inexpensively plan a vacation with friends than it does about their ''wealth'', even if some of these people are wealthy. 90β¬ a night is cheaper than any con hotel I've ever been to... if this is flaunting so is any furry at cons.
@BhhVgg@KaijuFan06@esjesjesj Humans have been genetically modifying their food via breeding for thousands of years. You have never even had the chance to eat anything non-modified and you probably never will.
@LucioMainOW@Mister_D7@KachickaHicks@EricsElectrons@shevonsalmon You're actually psychotic bro lmao. Do you trust the FAA to make flying safe? Do you trust that the lithium battery in your phone won't randomly explode? Do you trust that your car is built to an adequate level of safety? Do you take painkillers when you have a headache?
@LucioMainOW@Mister_D7@KachickaHicks@EricsElectrons@shevonsalmon You're a dumbass and you still haven't given a single study for this.
Pro tip => the companies don't have your best interests in mind but *they need living, capable customers to make money* so your safety is in their interests to make money. That's literally capitalism 101.
@LucioMainOW@Mister_D7@KachickaHicks@EricsElectrons@shevonsalmon You still haven't proven it's a neurotoxin in it's application form at all, which means you're just spouting nonsense until you do lmao
And a corona vaccine conspiracy theorist too. I expected better from a Lucio main.
@SueAnn42867@Mister_D7@JulianJanganoo@shevonsalmon The food colorings are a different topic - you are ingesting them. Some of them raise significant concerns, while others are cleared overall. That is a considerably different and more broad topic. In this field the FDA is slightly slow, but so are European authorities.
@LucioMainOW@Mister_D7@KachickaHicks@EricsElectrons@shevonsalmon The burden of proof is on you. You are the one claiming it will act as a neurotoxin when used topically, but I cannot find a single in vivo study that determines this. If you're gonna say *all* studies are corporate shills, then that's a conspiracy theory buddy
@Mister_D7@KachickaHicks@EricsElectrons@LucioMainOW@shevonsalmon A better solution exists. If you choose not to trust limits and not do extensive research, use the CPID database, it immediately tells you every single known product to contain the chemical and more importantly, if the chemical is listed as a chemical of concern.
@Mister_D7@KachickaHicks@EricsElectrons@LucioMainOW@shevonsalmon I mean, that's not really my overarching point, my personal wish is that people were actually interested enough to do their own in depth research - but they aren't. But as you seem to not understand my point, there isn't much of a point in talking to you.
@Mister_D7@KachickaHicks@EricsElectrons@LucioMainOW@shevonsalmon yet claim to me that im talking bullshit when im telling you that these limits and the entire hoard of analytical chemistry that comes with it are insanely thought out. I guarantee you have no idea how many products you use rely simply on you having to trust that someone does