So far I understand that flouride is harmful substance when ingested but useful when used appropriately. But I don't understand why is it "sensitive toppic" for ChatGPT to talk about
>>16928942Provide an example. What is your prompt and how does it respond?
>>16928945Prompt: is toothpaste toxic? should I call an ambulance when ingested?Ressult: bunch of text that I didn't even read before it got deleted and replaced with "sensitive topic"
>>16928942Fluoride specifically is one of the things that the global paranoid schitzophrenic community has latched onto and made central to their convoluted conspiracy mythology.
>>16928956explain how ChatGPT has no problem to talk about Agartha, all the ezoshit, aliens, illuminati and all the conspiracy shit, BUT this?
>>16928956desu it makes absolutely no sense that they put fluoride in the water>because it's good for your teethand? why aren't we loading our drinking water with vitamins as well?
>>16928956>dude, it's totally normal that the government spends hundreds of billions of dollars a year adding ungodly amounts of a chemical to your drinking water because.... uhh.... teeth?the government doesn't even pay for my dental, why would they care about my teeth?
>>16928969>>16928974The even weirder thing is that it would have to be the most wasteful delivery method you could even conceive of for dental care. How mcuh tap water ends up being drunk vs other uses? 1%?
>>16928972is this recorded answer before it got all reducted?
we should add bacon grease to the water
>>16928975Having an extremely tiny amount spread over time is the goal. Too much causes flouridosis. That's why a tiny amount in something ubiquitous was perfect. Like putting iodine in salt
>>16929059you know what'd be an even better place to put it? toothpaste
Ah, so it wasn't about toothpaste at all.You would succumb to water poisoning before suffering any adverse effects from fluoridated water intake.
>>16929059>flouridosisBetter not eat any tomatos from grandma's garden that's been accumulating flouride for the past 50 years
>>16929080ok but why is it in there
>>16929097Because, way back when, way back before the internet, some smart people discovered that certain populations in the USA had much much fewer cases of tooth decay, and better teeth health in general. Then they discovered that their water sources were naturally more fluidized. So then the states slowly introduced the fluoridation scheme one after one.?Profit.
>>16929098why not just give them free dental care
You're grasping at straws and I don't care to discuss this topic with you any further. I don't care what you think about this one way or another. Believe what you want to believe.
I don't even drink tap water and I've never had a cavity.
>you will be fluoridized, circumsized, and vaxxed and you will have no say in the matterThanks you, government! *licks boots*
>>16929092Flouride accumulates in leaf margins. The tomatoes probably don't have elevated levels but tea especially has high fluoride vontent due to fluoridation.Luckily, there are visible signs of fluoride toxicity in plants. If yoir grandma's leafy greens started looking like pic related, they'd probably get pryned before reaching your table.
>>16929137>it's fine that fluoride is building up to toxic levels in the soil, just don't eat the most poisoned parts of the plants and you'll be fine, at least you'll die with fewer cavities than you otherwise might have had
>>16929146Even if you were to eat the parts of the plant that were actively, visibly, dying from the stuff, you'd probably be fine. Again: tea is noteworthy for how heavily contaminated it is and you don't see a lot of tea drinkers dropping dead.
>>16929148>it's fine that the plants are accumulating the poison you probably won't even die for now anyways
>>16929178Yes. It is unironically fine that plants are accumulating a toxin at levels that are not toxic when ingested. Those tomatoes also have a variety of glycoalkaloids which are toxic at high doses. I don't see you complaining about those
>>16928975All the fluoride they add to water is sourced from industrial waste so its not like efficiency matters.It is actually really good for cavity prevention.
it seems to me that the people who actually drink tap water get the most cavaties tho
>>16928942Just asked chatgpt this question and no crashing occurred.What's your deal?
cavities are caused by oxygen. mouth breathers and people who talk alot have the most cavities.
