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[Tha Massive Bell]

Good news. We can make Tinman.

https://www.livescience.com/65429-amphipods-survive-mariana-trench.html


"it's aluminum bitch!"

 

[Tha Massive Bell]

I had my own family member telling me at a holiday how he "found an article" about "de-flouriding" of tap water that lead to people's teeth falling off. Yeah, I've read that too. It's the kind of stupid shit I used to listen to on holidays. I kept my mouth shut, though. Can't fix stupid. I'm glad I don't have to hear it now.

Dissolved solids in liquid is 6th grade science.

https://scitechdaily.com/millions-at-risk-mysterious-compound-discovered-in-american-tap-water/

Mystery my left nut that hangs lower. I don't go to the dentist's. It's a rip off.

 

[Tha Massive Bell]

I'm not sure what to call this man.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41587-024-02401-1

Plastic-eating enzymes are just one example of the means by which microbes can be harnessed to eat pollutants—from the ‘forever chemicals’ per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to cyanide and petroleum1. Governments and biotechs are investing in bioremediation, as the science of using living organisms to remove pollutants is known and proven, with the market expected to grow by $8.29 billion between 2023 and 2028. Bioremediation is “affordable, doable and uncontroversial,” says Jillian Banfield, a microbiome researcher at the University of California, Berkeley.

There might be some conflict of interests between these guys and the oil eating guys.

 

[dilla]

What subscription services are you guys subbed to?

Be it music, video streaming, or anything else that's subscription-based these days.