Tess Snider @malkyne.com · May 16 “Amorphous silica isn't known to pose a risk to humans at low doses, according to the World Health Organization's cancer research agency.” Will we still think this is safe in 50 years, after every terrestrial creature on earth has been breathing this in with nowhere to escape it?
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Trying to fix a pollution problem by adding another pollutant is the kind of thinking that gave Australia a cane toad problem.
i tried to warn you about global cooling bro i tried to warn you!
dear god it's the microplastics version of mr. burns' sun blocker.
LITERALLY a plot device for the dystopia in The Matrix. Like this could not BE more Torment Nexus 🤦
Hahahahaha no