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" Here's what we know ..."

The last scientist that I can recall being his own harshest critic was Charles Darwin ... and, though he did point out many shortcomings in his work on evolution, most who read it seemed oblivious to his own comments in that respect!

RE: Sir Stirling Moss: Motor racing legend dies aged 90 after long illness

Something we can happily agree on there Riz ... a very sad loss ... a wonderful man during and after his career ... a real gentleman !

raise a glass to the memory of a fine man !

" Here's what we know ..."

I'm not going to claim to understand every word, but I do know enough to be able to target meaningful research from reliable sources!

But again, you rely on weaselly words to try and get you out of a hole.

Lead also is a poison, and similarly to Mercury there are NO LEAD COMPOUNDS that can be regarded as safe ...

" Here's what we know ..."

You're not aware that mercury amalgam fillings have been the subject of a multitude of studies related to leaching and systemic poisoning ?

Are you not sufficiently well read ( as chemistry is your claimed forte ) on the negative health effects experienced by dental staff from handling mercury amalgam products - just as a single example?

No, you cannot name any mercury compound that is not poisonous or injurious to human health because ... there are none !

" Here's what we know ..."

Tuna is very popular in Australia and also known to contain considerable levels of Mercury ( Oh, BTW You STILL HAVE Named any form of non poisonous Mercury Compound )

This might explain much re you both (CnP)

Mercury is also believed to target the brain. According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), inorganic, or elemental, mercury is converted into a divalent mercury ion, which can bind to thiol or sulfhydryl groups in proteins, resulting in disruption of protein structure and function (ATSDR, 1999). This may induce oxidative stress, lipid peroxidation, and mitochondrial dysfunction (ATSDR, 1999), which may promote the decline in cognitive performance. Methylmercury obtained via diet can accumulate in both the adult and fetal brain and is slowly transformed into inorganic mercury, which can act via the aforementioned mechanisms (National Academies of Science, 2000). A brain imaging study found that the areas of the brain most vulnerable to the toxic effects of mercury are the calcarine region, pre- and postcentral gyri, and the temporal transverse gyrus (Taber & Hurley, 2008). Granule cells in the cerebellum are also susceptible to harm (Taber & Hurley, 2008).

" Here's what we know ..."

What I'll never get FROM YOU is a straight answer

That was a very very simple question, but if there was part that you failed to understand, feel free to tell me!

Can you, or can you not, name ANY compound of mercury that is not poisonous or injurious to human health!

There's a difference (obvious to all the world but oblivious to you apparently) between 'exposure to' and 'being injected with'

Likewise - is it REALLY the case that you don't actually understand the term 'infant' or would like us to believe you were not initially raised on milk but fed from a BBQ ?

" Here's what we know ..."

Indeed, but one does not inject infants with either of those ...

Sodium Chloride (as you know) is common salt and perfectly safe in low doses.

Your turn - name ANY mercury compound that is not poisonous / injurious to human health.

" Here's what we know ..."

May I ask, do you agree that Mercury and Aluminium are both harmful to human health ?

" Here's what we know ..."

How very droll ... and over simplistic too !

RE: Women have strong immune system than men

You may find this thread intersting - in case you;d not seen it already!



EVERYTHING depends upon who reports the cause of death, the 'Coding Rules' and any bias in the system !

" Here's what we know ..."

Perhaps ... if you know the 'History of Conspiracy Theories' then you'll be aware that they were a creation of the CIA in the 50's

But the majority of topics that were dismissed by official sources for BEING CT's have later proven to be correct !

This provides more than merely 'reasonable' grounds for question the official story about ... well, anything really !

" Here's what we know ..."

Four words that you should know and recognise as the introduction to propaganda ...

" Here's what we know...'

They never do ACTUALLY KNOW ... they're just reading something circulated by Govt Agencies !!!

< Hot air ballons !!!

RE: Women have strong immune system than men

You;re wasted here ... there's no one to nominate you for the Booker Award of unrelenting merciless gibbersih !

looks around for a wall !!!!

RE: Is it true we will all end up Germaphobes saving our pee in jars & wearing tissue boxes on our feet?

But Americans have been peeing in cans for decades ... and selling it on as Budweiser !

There's one VERY Good Thing about this lockdown lark ....

It would be (good) if we could go out and drive any place eh !!!

RE: Women have strong immune system than men

an entirely useless chart really ...

RE: English Language

Or you can drive down a road but not a rode or a rowed or a Rhode !

RE: china have no more cases of corona

Which Troll Farm provides your lodgings Ivory?

RE: POTUS Obama warned the U.S. to prepare for a pandemic back in 2014

Ewe can NOT be serious !

RE: china have no more cases of corona

It's a beer related thread ... pedro pulled the wool over all our eyes !

cases - boxes
Corona - Mexican lager beer

:-)

MAFS ... Married At First Sight

Should we pay to rig the show and make Spitzie the bride ?

And so that Tomcatty is the 'lucky' groom :-)

And perhaps send them off to one of Bear Grylls (faked up) 'survival' islands for the rest of their days together ...

Some like it hot whereas other like authentic ...

Cyusine - Cuisine :-)

Some like it hot whereas other like authentic ...

A Cultured canuck ... perhaps you were an import ;-)
I though the absolute acme of Canadian Cyusine was chips with cheese n gravy ?

Sounds appalling unless a person were in dire need of comfort food ... OR is it because it's so depressing to be Canadian :-)

( Treat it lightly - its banter! I love Canadians, barbecued is best :-) )

Some like it hot whereas other like authentic ...

You find yourself in NZ I'll shout you dinner - the buffet style is 'OK' but you can't beat individual cooked dishes freshly served ... if ever you see Peshwary Naan ( sometimes written as Peshaware Naan) give that a go too

RE: Should Churches be allowed to hold Easter Services when the COVID-19 'lockdown' is in effect?

<<< champagne it is then :-)

RE: Should Churches be allowed to hold Easter Services when the COVID-19 'lockdown' is in effect?

That's the way ... conversion by Knocking Stick ... beat it into the beggars, begorrah and top o the morning to ya !!!

< GUINNESS , of course - unless yer a Murphy Gal ?

RE: Should Churches be allowed to hold Easter Services when the COVID-19 'lockdown' is in effect?

Shillelagh in hand no doubt ...

:-)

RE: Should Churches be allowed to hold Easter Services when the COVID-19 'lockdown' is in effect?

Indeed ... so what's gonna be happening Ireland :-)

RE: china have no more cases of corona

Reading the OP again ... China has no more cases (crates) of Corona Beer !

Nice one Pedro

RE: china have no more cases of corona

It's not true ... it's a PedroCon ... he's almost as reliable as Pompous Mick ;-)