But look

it was a rhetorical question

Metals aren't necessary always the same

If you hear that they inject you formaldehyde

Which was used, not anymore, to make the vaccines last longer

@ZeroT I'm sure with the technology we have today we won't get 15% false positives

Even than the U.S is f--ked with immigrants anyhow

🤷

Yes, 15% false positives are not uncommon

Even 5% is too much

And now back to the metal question

You know, sodium is very deadly

Pretty potent

You drop it in water, it releases a lot of heat

chloride is pretty deadly

Birth control causes abortions *facepalm*

sodium chloride isn't deadly

if enough of it is consumed, yes it can be deadly

My friend

I am not your friend.

Everything is deadly if it is consumed in too large quantities

@Seeker of Truth you my friend?

Even water

@Seeker of Truth I use this as a rethirical device

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/georgia-teen-dies-from-drinking-too-much-water-gatorade/

I know that I am not your friend, I wouldn't consider you as one either

Yes

too much of anything is not good

Yes

But there is always a safe amount too

that is how it can be deadly, by having too much

It depends on the potency

do your first statement is untrue

you even corrected yourself

A single molecule of anything won't be deadly or harmfull

There is always

A safe amount

If can be as small as a thousand molecules to be deadly

Like it is with free radicals

if a woman if pregnant and she consumes enough birth control, it will damage the fetus including up to aborting it (causing death)

I never said a single molecule would be deadly.