They make air conditioners that are relatively cheap, pretty easy to install and take up virtually no space these days. Usually wall mounted.
Rufio
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That’s next level fear. I’d imagine it would be extremely trace amounts if any that you’d end up digesting.
Actually according to the documentary “the Day After Tomorrow,” NY will be the first state underwater from climate change.
There would be challenges, but again, the scenario we are discussing is a world where we literally can’t grow food in the surrounding land.
You can read all about the concept here:
I mean, in the scenario described where we literally can’t grow food in the surrounding land, it’s hard to say what the political landscape or legal institutions even looks like at that point.
it’s not know to cause cancer
I have to laugh at the irony of your comment since this thread is about things we don’t yet know are bad for us.
We have the technology for indoor skyscraper style farming.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone working with fiberglass and not wearing a mask. Do people really do that?
Yeah I switched to all stainless steel clad pots and pans a few years ago to avoid all that shit.
That’s fair. I’d call the last point new commentary more than an argument since he didn’t really provide any evidence that it’s true. /pedantic
This comment is basically just a tl;dr of the OP
Yeah, the joke is that it would trigger the snowflake right wingers