Dip your bare feet in a bowl of garlicy water and you’ll taste it

I’m not trying to criticize OP

But I have seen this posted over and over again, and I really don’t understand why it is capturing people’s attention.

Another commenter here pointed out that it’s mystical pseudoscience, and it has no relevancy to anything. (Ed: Unless you want to fund future research and how to create undead soldiers /s)

There’s really no mystery to what happens when a human dies or any other creature for that matter, various electrical impulses continue in various ways, then the creature dies.

Hey thanks, it looks like the main issue is that it literally leaks and diffuses into the material.

From there it forms hydrides/voids and thus tiny pressure differentials which aid in cracking.

When it’s not doing that, being suspended in the material simply changes the underlying materials’ ductility in different ways under different conditions.

Looks very fascinating and all centered around the idea that the hydrogen atom is so tiny, it “fills in the holes” of other materials and wreaks havoc.

This is my understanding from again, a layperson perspective, but I did find it the links interesting!

I hadn’t heard about the challenges involving storing hydrogen, so I’m finding this kind of interesting!

From my total layman appreciation of the article, it sounds like the issue is that within a containment vessel, the hydrogen, being the smallest atom, has a tendency to find every pit, gap, and crack. Which leads to embrittleing.

I’m a little confused here. What causes the actual embrittleing? Do they hydrogen molecules try to combine with other molecules and then it erodes the material?

It’s crank science, it relies on the tired light theory which is the flat earth of cosmology.

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The results are a “smashing success” if you are willing to accept that the universe is substantially younger than we already know it to be.

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https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/ad1bc6#apjad1bc6s3

I recommend you read the Discussion and Conclusions parts if not anything else. It’s pretty grim and contains a series of bald-faced “admissions” that this is shenanigans.

Perhaps your woo detector needs some fine-tuning.

A vaporware public-relations stunt product described as being made from “bio-sourced” items LIKE ORANGE ZEST

Thanks. Woo woo confirmed. Article is 6 years old and shows a failed design purported to be more enviro-friendly. Articles has exactly the weasel-words you’d expect: “Bio-sourced” lmao

e: Also check this disclosure out from the bottom of the article “Disclosure: Michelin paid for my travel expenses to participate in the Movin’On conference.”

I would love to learn more because I’m smelling a lot of woo woo.

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No you’re not curious lol You’re doing textbook sea lioning

Go find someone else to mildly anmoy

I think its a fair question from a certain perspective.

However, the law requires that the package contents contain at least as much as stated. If humidity is an issue, it’s up to the manufacturer to factor that in. Besides, this is dry pasta my friend.

I also bought salami. It was 13 g short. It’s produced in the plant 4km from me.

There are no excuses to short the customer and it is illegal.

If you down a question that is actually made in bad faith, just as you’ve done here, down is completely justified.

Have you considered that this is not a “me” problem.

Hey, that’s actually not a half bad idea I think I’ll try it!

However this brings the new concern to the surface, I’ve recently read that Google is starting to purge older results. I have seen this personally when I have tried to find articles or subjects I know exist, I know I found on Google to begin with, and they have completely disappeared from Google.

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It’s like the entire Web went to shit in 6 months.

Last week I was researching hot tubs and saunas and so forth, as I was gifted a 10 visit spa pass.

Top result was rambling and obviously AI generated, packed with keywords and very little information presented in haphazard way, that was telling me that the ideal water temperature for maximum therapeutic benefit in a hot tub is 130-140F.

Yeah no problem. Once I get used to 140F water I’ll work my way towards something hotter, perhaps boiling peanut oil.

The “dark” in dark matter means we can’t see it or detect it, Even though we can “see” the effects of it.

While scientists search for what the answer can be, it’s just called dark matter as a placeholder.

“Dark matter” is a stupid and misleading name. The fact is we have no idea if it’s even matter.

Try growing up in the late '70s early '80s, when adult behavior at social gatherings was almost a contest to see who could get the most obliterated-drunk, both men and women, and “one for the road” wasn’t just an expression.

I’m of the children of that generation, and when we were young we modeled our socializing after that, going out for the night involved getting hammered, didn’t matter who you were.

I’ve become quite relieved to see that in a last decade or so, the drinking culture of social gatherings is largely gone Even in people of my age range.

Of course, there’s always one or two out of 20 people that are 9 drinks deep within a couple hours and not realizing that nobody else is consuming.

The plan is in place not for toxic drinking culture, but to deal with those people. Once the precise amount budgeted for the first few quality drinks is gone, that’s when you bring out the low-bottom budget cans of expired beer, still on the plastic ring but with 2 missing and they are only basement cold.

I don’t even understand the post title.

The cause of this has been known for at least several years to my knowledge?

Alcohol that you are supplying at an event. You should always have a good case of beer or wine, or spirits, or the appropriate refreshment for your honored guests, but anything beyond 1st/2nd round should be the cheapest hooch on the planet and it should run out fast. Every social gathering seems to attract booze hounds that will suck you dry, no need to pay premium dollar for their habit.