@Typo-MAGAshiv LOL You have the answer already from TheNeverBeenAnAlpha

I can translate his ramblings for you: "I have an array of mental health conditions and am poorly socialised. As a result, I have to remain in the basement"

@TheExAlpha what'd @Lone_Ranger do to get your knickers in a twist? What's got you sperging out so?

@TheExAlpha

Don't tell him, @Lone_Ranger. Let's see how long we can milk this thing for lulz.

@Lone_Ranger they are the ruling elite, yes, but almost no one means those shitheads when they say "politician".

I mean, George Soros meddles far more than anyone you listed, and I still wouldn't consider him a politician.

Besides, based on how @Victor used the word, I nailed exactly who he meant: the very-much-a-politician'Algore! :P

@GenericKevinTheFifth I'd rather have cyanide gas in my light bulbs than fluorine based liquids all around me.

@destraht

goes straight for the calcium

Yeah I was reading these descriptions like from horror, once people relised it will be used as main refrigerant.

Volumes play role, sure and from my understanding and people unawarness what/where it is and that side effects wont appear even after 24h, or much later as in case with asbestos if exposure was very low but significant enough to damage, say, lung tissue.

There is 100 car accident fatalities in USA per day. We can assume 50 car crashes a day where refrigerant could be (once all cars will have it) released posing the danger to emergency services but more to those involved and people trying to help.

MentO was saying it is great for some tech applications, sure. Somewhere where it wont break why not.

@GenericKevinTheFifth It may not be heat damage. Fluorine is highly toxic. It goes straight for the calcium in your bones. It's really hungry for calcium, but it will accept a sodium until something better comes around. It shouldn't be on people's teeth.

@GenericKevinTheFifth there is a difference between censoring and having common sense about posting