/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14841950
Nothing changed. You just aren't reading the actual studies to see what specifially each finding entails.

>>14812093
>Being this simple-minded
Do paid shills and corruption exist?
Obviously yes.
Is every study ever conducted one where the researchers were employed as sales reps for products their studies find favorable results for?
Absolutely not, and you're completely retarded for suggesting that.

>>14796589
If the cars still function as cars then I can't imagine anyone would care all that much.
They're sold as cars before anything else. Alleged environmental benefits would just be a secondary nice to have detail.
If anything the real target for your anger should be the governments thst are making gasoline powered cars illegal, not some guy who's selling electric cars.

>>14778479
Cured meats (ham, sausage, hot dogs, pepperoni, salami, beef jerky, bacon, bologna, etc).
La Choy onions sauce (uses acid hydrolysis instead of traditional brewing so the process results in the carcinogen 3-MCPD).
Get sunburned really badly (you can buy a tanning lamp with extra UV-A to UV-B ratio if you're not in a good environment for sun exposure).
Cover your skin in OTC coal tar every day (it's probably safe in short durations and small amounts for psoriasis treatment but it's a known carcinogen when you're exposed more often and longer term).
Buy and expose yourself to benzene (that one's so carcinogenic that The American Petroleum Institute released the statement "it is generally considered that the only absolutely safe concentration for benzene is zero").
Regularly inhale coal or diesel fumes.
Eat out a woman infected with the Epstein-Barr virus.
Go to hundreds of different doctors and get an X-Ray at each visit.