Exatron

The billionaires, and a disturbing number of people who aren’t wealthy, long for feudalism.

You do understand that the US bans ingredients that the EU allows for the same reason, right, sparky?

For example, in Europe McDonald’s French fries contain 3 ingredients (potato, salt, oil) and in the US there are around 20 ingredients… The US adds all that extra shit to make the frier oil last longer, to make it easier to clean, etc. and fuck you for being poor if it gives you cancer.

That’s actually a very poor example because the US and Europe have very different regulatory frameworks. The US actually requires more details when listing ingredients than Europea does.

It’s both for him. His dementia riddled brain has him convinced that oil is the only thing that works, he’s had a vendetta against green energy ever since someone dared to build a wind farm within sight of his Scottish golf course, and he loves bribes.

This seems worse.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-10610491/Asteroid-half-size-giraffe-strikes-Earth-coast-Iceland.html

I worked in a library twenty something years ago and once held copies of the same Berenstain/Berenstein Bears story, but with the different spellings.

You’re right that they just changed it in subsequent printings. Over time, the older copies wore out and got replaced by the new editions.

The Muppet Show

Farscape

Reboot

One Piece (especially “We Are”)

The Simpsons

Futurama

Animaniacs

A couple months ago, my dishwasher stopped working. When the tech showed up to look at it, he said it may need a software update. He then unscrewed the toe plate, plugged a wifi hotspot into the newly revealed network jack, and let the update happen.

I was shocked, and a little alarmed, that my dishwasher even had software to update. Its entire control panel is six buttons, some status LEDs and an LED timer.

You have it backwards again, ssunshine. I’m sorry our education systems failed you so badly.

You’re making the same soft eugenics mistakes RFK Jr does by assuming that everyone has the same access to dental care.

None of this is hard for me because I actually understand the science. You don’t, and you’ve demonstrated that repeatedly.

And I’m still waiting on that alleged “water avoidance” study you keep braying about. Put up or shut up.

Specifically, you’re making a claim and working backwards from there, buttercup. The science is completely unkown to you. You’re no different than the antivaxxers. You cherry pick what you thinks supports your preconceived notions and ignore the context of what you’re looking at.

You’re ignoring that we’re not Europe. We don’t do dental care the way they do. If you want that, that’s fine, but you don’t get to ignore the reality of how it currently works here.

And let’s see you provide that alleged research about tapwater avoidance, champ.

I have more to say than your mindless blathering, buttercup.

I argue this because unlike you, I actually understand the underlying science, which clearly demonstrates that you’re wrong.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_fluoridation

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/preventing-tooth-decay-in-kids-fluoride-and-the-role-of-non-dentist-health-care-providers/

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/tag/fluoridation/page/2/

The fact that you’re still making these ludicrous claims show tbat you don’t understand the statistics, kiddo.

Adding it to water is cheap and effective, no matter how much you shriek otherwise.

Do you have any evidence that kids don’t drink water, spud?

Because you don’t understand the alleged statistics you’re citing, you don’t understand that flouride is naturally present in most freshwater, that Europe has a different history of how they consume water, and water fluoridation is actually a brilliant approach.