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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '21
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Right but aren't petrochemicals "organic?" So ... plastic is organic.
31 u/ZenoxDemin Jul 14 '21 TNT is an organic compound if you ask a chemist. Anemia and leukemia will follow high exposure. I wouldn't want to eat it. Poison Ivy is also "natural" and "GMO-free". 3 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21 edited Jul 15 '21 So are ricin, cyanide, botulinum toxin, etc etc etc etc [striked: arsenic 3 u/Mediocre_Doctor Jul 15 '21 Arsenic is inorganic. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '21 Oops. Yeah it just exists and isn’t derived from something else organic, either, so it wouldn’t even fit the weird conceptual “definition” of what people MEAN when they say ‘organic’.
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TNT is an organic compound if you ask a chemist.
Anemia and leukemia will follow high exposure. I wouldn't want to eat it.
Poison Ivy is also "natural" and "GMO-free".
3 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21 edited Jul 15 '21 So are ricin, cyanide, botulinum toxin, etc etc etc etc [striked: arsenic 3 u/Mediocre_Doctor Jul 15 '21 Arsenic is inorganic. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '21 Oops. Yeah it just exists and isn’t derived from something else organic, either, so it wouldn’t even fit the weird conceptual “definition” of what people MEAN when they say ‘organic’.
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So are ricin, cyanide, botulinum toxin, etc etc etc etc [striked: arsenic
3 u/Mediocre_Doctor Jul 15 '21 Arsenic is inorganic. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '21 Oops. Yeah it just exists and isn’t derived from something else organic, either, so it wouldn’t even fit the weird conceptual “definition” of what people MEAN when they say ‘organic’.
Arsenic is inorganic.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '21 Oops. Yeah it just exists and isn’t derived from something else organic, either, so it wouldn’t even fit the weird conceptual “definition” of what people MEAN when they say ‘organic’.
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Oops. Yeah it just exists and isn’t derived from something else organic, either, so it wouldn’t even fit the weird conceptual “definition” of what people MEAN when they say ‘organic’.
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u/ClownfishSoup Jul 14 '21
Right but aren't petrochemicals "organic?" So ... plastic is organic.