How dangerous are microplastics, really?
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Honestly I think they’re going to be discovered to be linked to cognitive ailments. Studies are suggesting that the rates of ADHD are going up, and not just because we’re diagnosing better
We just don’t know. That’s what’s scary. We could be sterilizing the world population and not know it. We likely won’t know the long term effects for decades still. Or it could be harmless. That’s just as likely. We have absolutely no idea what the impact will be. But it’s different than what we know is good. We know that no microplastics is good for your health. How bad are they? We don’t know. Can you avoid it? Nope. So that’s a little scary.
We just don’t know. That’s what’s scary. We could be sterilizing the world population and not know it. We likely won’t know the long term effects for decades still. Or it could be harmless. That’s just as likely. We have absolutely no idea what the impact will be. But it’s different than what we know is good. We know that no microplastics is good for your health. How bad are they? We don’t know. Can you avoid it? Nope. So that’s a little scary.
Nobody really knows, but probably not good, and we’re all going to find out since we’ve been unintentionally running a global experiment on the ecosystem.
Nobody really knows, but probably not good, and we’re all going to find out since we’ve been unintentionally running a global experiment on the ecosystem.
Nobody really knows, but probably not good, and we’re all going to find out since we’ve been unintentionally running a global experiment on the ecosystem.
We don’t know. We are still running the experiment. The good news is that when we get results they will be statically significant.
The bad news is that we are all in the sample population.
We don’t know. We are still running the experiment. The good news is that when we get results they will be statically significant.
The bad news is that we are all in the sample population.
We don’t know. We are still running the experiment. The good news is that when we get results they will be statically significant.
The bad news is that we are all in the sample population.
There’s a very good episode of “koncrete podcast” where a professor talks about how there might be a link between microplastics and how suddenly there seems to be a lot more transsexual people. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OJNcV12xJfw&pp=ygUeS29ua3JldGUgcG9kY2FzdCBtaWNyb3BsYXN0aWNz
Definitely worth two hours of your time.
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