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NicoCharrua :blobfoxnomstrawberry:​

@nonfedimemes @nonfedimemes@pixelfed.social cant you see the mastodon account from Pixelfed anyways? Any reason for the split?

@nonfedimemes@wetdry.world as seen on Pixelfed.

Some posts are missing but I think that's because no one in my instance follows it
MinekPo1

@nonfedimemes I tried to find how much does uranium dioxideperoxide costs , ultimately failing except for this :

A listing for a product which may appear to be Uranium dioxideperoxide at first glance , costing 2 200 $ , down from 2 650 $ . It is actually a fifty page market research report for the uranium dioxideperoxide market in 2023
Fink :antifa:

@nonfedimemes @hypebot Pure h2o also wouldn't be the best idea though 😆

Fink :antifa:

@nliz Afair: because the water you normally ingest contains minerals and whatnot. If you'd drink pure water the cells in your body would "explode" thanks to osmosis trying to level the water/minerals % inside/outside the cell. Same if you drink eg salt water but the other way around :3

Adventurer #Harris

@fink
Really cool answer. I would never have thought of the question to begin with.

Doesn't osmosis or some filtering/distilling remove most of the minerals?

Fink :antifa:

@Adventurer
I have no idea how much any of these actually do. What I remember is that it filters "bad" stuff, which I guess is bigger than minerals?
Distilling might get more out of that, still no idea how pure water that actually produces.

driftwood42

@nonfedimemes back when radiation was first discovered, this kind of thing happened a lot. Some highlights, radioactive toothpaste to give your teeth that radioactive shine!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioact

Josh Conway :donor:

@nonfedimemes

Wait... its only 1$ for a gallon for H2O4U ?

Shaddup and take my money! ReFiNiNg TiME!!!!!

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@crankylinuxuser @nonfedimemes

And at the very least, Sue for false advertising bait and switch

This is a litigious version of buying land to get paid to not farm

Connor Cadellin

@nonfedimemes I think of this all the time with the soft drink J2O. Closest I can make out for J would be the former name "Joliotum" for what later became Dubnium, which would similarly be extremely radioactive and Ill advised to drink.

Ezlin Rye

@nonfedimemes

Good gracious, the things that we can buy from vending machines in the Western world I tell you hwat.

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