Safety experts advise those who handle chlorine dioxide to work in well-ventilated spaces, wear gloves.
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I cannot lie to you ...This has got to be a comedy script. Please tell me it is.
Please tell me this isn't 'news'. Please.
Obligatory https://xkcd.com/1217/A lot of things will kill cancer if you don't mind also killing the patient while you're at it.
Just bloody well lie to me. Pretty please.I cannot lie to you ...
Just when you might have thought that RFK, Jr had cornered the market on stupid.
I think the term is mendacity.It feels like there is a form or class of mental illness we’ve yet to formally classify, where an expert in an area becomes convinced they know something in a related field (but often not their own exactly) and then are unable to comprehend any competing concept. Eventually devolving to paranoia and perceptions of conspiracy, and getting feted by the Republican Party.
Do...do you listen to yourself when you speak? (emphasis mine)McCarthy, addressing ProPublica on Substack, wrote: “You point to various online guides that offer what could be considered dangerous dosing instructions. We agree, the internet is a terrifying wasteland of misinformation and disinformation.”
She dismissed warnings about chlorine dioxide’s toxicity in high concentrations, writing: “Everything has a toxic dose — including nutmeg, spinach, and tap water.”
It appears your username is spelled slightly wrong, friend. I think the correct version is "Rip Van Winkle."This has got to be a comedy script. Please tell me it is.
Please tell me this isn't 'news'. Please.
The ultra-simple CN isn't exactly good for you, either.Its always the easiest chemials too eh,
ClO2
Chlorine di-oxide
Just cool enough to sound neat, but not too complex to be able to utter.
Also it has chlorine which sounds like chloroquine so must be great.
Sigh
This is the gun pointed at the petri dish, right? (swear I didn't clickObligatory https://xkcd.com/1217/
Unfortunately, part 1: we probably ALREADY hit that button; there's simply a delayWe really need to hit the "reset" button!
Oh, no doubt at all on that point.Ron Johnson has been competitively stupid for a long time.
I'm not sure what you're saying with this.I like telling stories then relating them to the articles so here goes:
I dropped one of my fish in the toilet. He was appearing dead, but then he started swimming around in the bowl, and I couldn't get him out of there. I called the vet, who said that the fishie would have taken a lethal dose of Chlorine gas, and was ostensibly a dead fish swimming.
... These luddites are my fish swimming around in a lethal toilet bowl. That is all I have to add.
Here's one use case.“the real debate is how it should be used, at what dose, and in which clinical contexts.”
We all know it is (I also didn't need to click).This is the gun pointed at the petri dish, right? (swear I didn't click)
Actually, Water intoxication is a thing, no chlorine required...OK, this is pretty funny because if tap water has a toxic dose it's not really because of the water. It's because of the...
wait for it...
chlorine dioxide.
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that."
George Carlin
I guess that would also qualify for being a "life-changing result"A lot of things will kill cancer if you don't mind also killing the patient while you're at it.
As is nitrogen narcosis. But this is like huffing nitric oxide.Actually, Water intoxication is a thing, no chlorine required...