/int/ - What's actually stopping the rest of the world fro - International

Anonymous

11/07/25(Fri)23:48:33 No.216582899

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Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)23:48:33 No.216582899 Archived

What's actually stopping the rest of the world from figuring out how to make tap water safe to drink?

This shit was figured out a century ago.

Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)23:53:22 No.216582945

Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)23:53:22 No.216582945

cringe map

Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)23:53:55 No.216582951

Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)23:53:55 No.216582951

>>216582899
most people in south korea and japan don't drink tap water for some dumb reason
usually we use water purifiers and electric bidets

Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)23:54:03 No.216582952

Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)23:54:03 No.216582952

>>216582899
with rampant corruption over here, you cant really trust water concessionaires to do the right thing.

https://youtu.be/ugIDxoPF7cA

Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)23:54:35 No.216582959

Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)23:54:35 No.216582959

> figured out

It has already been figured out. Its not rocket science. The thing is that you need shit ton of capital to implement a safe running water system, an amount of capital that only fully industrialized countries have

Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)23:54:59 No.216582968

Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)23:54:59 No.216582968

>>216582899
Our water turns the frogs gay tho

Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)23:56:17 No.216582983

Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)23:56:17 No.216582983

>>216582945
you dont exist

Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)23:59:42 No.216583036

Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)23:59:42 No.216583036

>portugal
wtf is happening over there?

Anonymous
11/08/25(Sat)00:10:03 No.216583147

Anonymous 11/08/25(Sat)00:10:03 No.216583147

I totally trust my local government to feed me a liquid that is essential for my wellbeing. The other alternative is buying a similar product from corporations in bottled form

Anonymous
11/08/25(Sat)00:27:08 No.216583360

Anonymous 11/08/25(Sat)00:27:08 No.216583360

>poortugal

Anonymous
11/08/25(Sat)01:23:29 No.216584056

Anonymous 11/08/25(Sat)01:23:29 No.216584056

>>216582951
Same here, used to as a kid though
On the other hand in US they will serve you tap water in a restaurant lol

Anonymous
11/08/25(Sat)01:44:40 No.216584286

Anonymous 11/08/25(Sat)01:44:40 No.216584286

>>216582951
Revere osmosis water do be crispy doe

Anonymous
11/08/25(Sat)02:37:21 No.216584957

Anonymous 11/08/25(Sat)02:37:21 No.216584957

I doubt you can drink tap water in Detroit or any of the poorer US areas

Anonymous
11/08/25(Sat)03:00:24 No.216585227

Anonymous 11/08/25(Sat)03:00:24 No.216585227

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>>216584957
Yes you can
It doesn't work like that. At least in Poland there are some strict regulations concerning the quality. If for any reason water is not safe to drink or there is a malfunction of the system they cut water off and bring these till it is fine again. Happens very rarely though.