"Ninety percent of those plastics were small enough to qualify as nanoplastics: microscopic flecks so small that they can be absorbed into human cells and tissue, as well as cross the blood-brain barrier." https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2024-01-08/thousands-of-nanoplastics-found-in-bottled-drinking-water
@taylorlorenz Who could imagine that happening? Um, anyone!
@geos @taylorlorenz dunno bout you but microplastics crossing the blood-brain barrier wouldn’t be plausible to me if there were not scientists telling me it was happening
@oscarjiminy @taylorlorenz
That is why I only drink rainwater and pure grain alcohol (in glass bottles)
#DrStrangelove
https://youtu.be/Qr2bSL5VQgM
@geos @oscarjiminy @taylorlorenz sorry, it's in rainwater too.
@Lorechaser @geos @oscarjiminy @taylorlorenz if one wants to take this conversation seriously, one would talk about comparing quantities in each source.
However, not thinking that microplastics would eventually break down into nanoplastics, is a bit... uhm... strange...
