• @dovahking
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    1135 months ago

    Every creature that had ever breathed oxygen, dies. That’s a 100% mortality rate.

  • @Pohl
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    1085 months ago

    Your body is essentially an oxidation reaction that it ponders its place in the universe.

    A slowly burning fire that pays taxes.

  • @[email protected]
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    615 months ago

    Yes. Oxygen does degrade our bodies. Unfortunately, we also need it to stay alive. Life be like that.

    • @Daft_ish
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      It’s reported that many people who have died had varying amounts of oxygen in their bloodstream at the time of death.

    • @[email protected]
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      45 months ago

      Oh yeah, reactive oxygen species, right? But iirc those are only confined to certain parts of the cell

  • Panda (he/him)
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    335 months ago

    Rust on the Myrtle Beach ferris wheel has also been shown to reduce fertility levels of crabs nearby, causing a dramatic drop in their population and California Bill 34 was passed to drastically limit how many can be caught, devastating the local fisheries!

    For more information, Google “Rust ferris crab rule 34”

  • @5765313496
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    325 months ago

    Just eat enough antioxidants to flush all of the oxygen out of your body!

  • @RustyNova
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    165 months ago

    HOW DARE YOU BAD MOUTH RUST LIKE THAT! Rust is natural, and isn’t anything bad. Let your body rust, and accept it’s warm embrace.

    !/s!<

  • Diplomjodler
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    155 months ago

    I bet you sheeple also drink dihydrogen monoxide every day!

  • @[email protected]
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    145 months ago

    Be sure to drink plenty of Coke to dissolve the rust your body builds up from breathing!

      • Karyoplasma
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        15 months ago

        Check the label. Anything with sulfuric and phosphoric acid is good for rust removal. The reason why it’s in cola is simply because without it, it would be way too sweet from all the sugar.

        • @[email protected]
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          15 months ago

          Isn’t it the opposite? Soda would be bitter AF cause of the caffeine and the carbonic acid is added to give it the fizz, then they dump a ton of high fructose corn syrup in.

          • Karyoplasma
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            25 months ago

            The carbonic acid is for the fizz, yeah. The sulfuric and phosphoric acids are to regulate sweetness. Sodas are syrups that get diluted with water hence the need for all that sugar.

          • @Aux
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            15 months ago

            No, it’s too sweet because big soda brands are targeting Americans first and Americans just love too much sugar in all foods. There are plenty of non American sodas in Europe and they have only a fraction of sweetness.

              • @Aux
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                25 months ago

                Dalston’s is amazing and is available in every supermarket in the UK. No sugar, no sweeteners, just carbonate fruit juice with some flavouring. One of my favourites.

                Fentimans is a big soda brand and they do add sweeteners, but their drinks are nowhere as sweet as Coke etc.

    • @Aux
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      25 months ago

      No you!

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    I read some interesting comment before (so take it with a grain of salt) where someone who knew a bit of chemistry said, ‘in a way we actually are damaged by the oxygen we breathe’. Details foggy but they mentioned that’s kinda what free radicals are about, that we are burning up on a cellular level, albiet over the course of our lifetimes

    • @ThatWeirdGuy1001
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      105 months ago

      Yeah it’s why we have antioxidants. The idea is oxygen is constantly stealing electrons from nearby molecules and antioxidants help replace those electrons.

      Life is just a constant form of slow death. Up until your body simply can’t replace the old cells fast enough anymore.

    • @[email protected]
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      65 months ago

      It’s true. The medical field over the last few decades has curbed when to give patients high flow concentrated oxygen for this reason.