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  • Organisms have incredibly complex biochemical makeup. Flowers will contain minute levels of formaldehyde and other toxic compounds. If there is no floor on what it takes to be "toxic," then only 100% purified chemical compounds could be included.

    It would be better to determine what "safe" levels are based on regulatory body recommendations and then try to stay under those.

  • Risks and benefits. There are very few severe adverse reactions to vaccines. Yet some will die after receiving one. Do we now allow infectious disease to kill and maim instead? No, we weigh the risks.

    If we can get the same benefit with lower risks, like asbestos replacements, we do that. Still better than dying in a fire, though.

  • We need to ratchet this up, actually. Not just those who hate America. but those who have publicly declared in the last 12 years that America is anything less than great. Citizen or not, if we have record of you declaring America is not great, I want you gone. Start with the ones who said it loudest and to the biggest crowds.

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  • It's pretty obvious that quantitative risk data were not provided in the articles or links. The study doesn't claim to produce such data.

    I'm not even convinced you would know such data if you saw it, but you're quite confident that if one digs hard enough, one will find it.

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  • Since you were the slightly snarkier of the two responses, can you point out where in the article it quantities the risk? Not the concentration vs limits. If it's discussed in the links, just tell me which link to follow. No need to show where.

    I would normally follow the links to the primary peer-reviewed journal article, but there isn't one.

  • I know it's on your exclusion list, but my phone autocorrects its to it's every time. I have to catch it and backspace to restore it.

    Autocorrecting a misspelled word is one thing. Autocorrecting a correctly spelled word for a more common word is just wrong.