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I believe removing all the neutrons from your house will win you the cancer any% world record.
Or death. Well, either way, death.
Hmm interesting.
But the CDC website was recently updated to say that we can’t say that vaccines don’t cause autism because there is not enough definitive research that proves they don’t, we need to follow new science.
So since we haven’t been able to remove all the neutrons in someone’s home and prove it would always violently disintegrate all matter we can’t say for sure it would and people should be free to do what they want until those dumb science dudes can prove it. New science says so
Randall Munro has a recent quote about being hit by a sun laser. “You don’t really die from it, you become physics.” I think this would apply in this situation.
The way I heard it was:
You wouldn’t really die of anything in the traditional sense. You would just stop being biology and start being physics.
I sell an acai berry enema that flushes the neutrons from your system. It’s been featured on Dr Oz.
as a brazilian it’s so intensely weird to see gringos turn açaí into this kind of mystical ultrahealthy superfood
As a white person, and an American, let me assure you that we can turn anything into a mystical ultra healthy superfood.
Reality be damned.
If it has vitamins that fast food doesn’t have, then technically in America it can be qualified as a superfood.
They are also currently pushing beef tallow as a ‘super food’
Like that time Enterprise-D had to stop in for a “baryon sweep.”
You have to admit, there was a lot of baryonic matter onboard.
I looked up the list, it actually says neutron radiation.
inb4 this thread gets charged
I did that last week.
All my vacuum cleaners disappeared.
Wait, nickel? Is that one true? Does that include things like stainless steel?
I don’t think you should take anything on that list seriously. You know, it being a random screenshot on a meme on the internet and all.
Well, that’s why I asked if anyone knew about it. Searching for it actually returns some information about its toxicity, but it seems to be in scenarios different from our household items
