WTF? When did Hershey's outsource their "chocolate" to China?

[GPT making notes on usefulness of humans]

I’d believe it. When I was a wee lad my pastor regrew my anal fissures

The fact being called "responsible adults" made you write a defensive paragraph, just proves the point. McDonalds is on the other side bye bye

Eat as much lead as you want man, I won't stop you

Ah, the classic "The only things I know about America are things I read in curated internet feeds" delusion.

Hundreds of millions of people, living close to a trillion hours of life every year.

Don't let curated feeds turn you into a complete idiot.

One story of one dumbass, or even 10,000 stories about 10,000 dumbasses is a completely worthless way to analyze anything. You'll only move further from the truth as you slurp down more of the curated craziness.

You're living proof that your country has dumb people in it too.

I'm not your buddy and you keep forgetting the dose.

Chocolate fits that description, even though we know it contains very small amounts of lead. Mostly any chocolate, the darker, the more.

You can stop eating chocolate, of course, but it does not seem to cause any trouble that we would actually know of.

Hell...so not only are they probably the worst chocolate on the market, it's straight up poison too?

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Well that’s good I guess.

Buddy, lead doesn't fit that description.

Mark Watney knew that.

Don't worry, no one takes an american seriously cuz yall are "responsible" adults clearly lmao

>Potato starch wasn't the first medium that University of Manchester scientists tested in their search for ISRU building supplies. In a previous study, the same team explored the possibility of using human blood and urine as binding agents for their extraterrestrial concrete. The blood and urine of astronauts, after all, are renewable resources, and they're available wherever an astronaut's mission might take them.

>Concrete from the researchers' trials using blood and urine also produced strengths above traditional mixtures, measuring around 40 MPa. These bricks' construction, however, would require that astronauts repeatedly drain their own bodily fluids, which was viewed as a drawback.

>Aled Roberts, the lead researcher for the StarCrete project and research fellow for the Future Biomanufacturing Research Hub at the University of Manchester, concedes that using potato flakes is preferable to blood and pee.

First kids in Reddit say America is too quick to throw people in jail. Now you're here crying we let them out too easily.

This is why Americans don't take foreigners seriously, ever.

Yeah, that's just a hypothesis.

I say human blood is superior!

What was considered perfectly fine after testing it on most of the population, when the potential effects are of the kind that we watch for?

Sure, not like anything commonly accepted to be fine was ever proven extremely detrimental to your health in the past. I'll definitely consider that.

You should pull out yours, cuz who tf lets out a criminal on bail because they bribe the government with cash?

Therapy is close by

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Good, but maybe think about the point about observable effects of something very common. In general.

Every civilized county has bail. Get your head out of your ass.

It's alright, I didn't think you'd get it

Only in Murica you let the criminal back into the streets before they are punished for the proven crime

Cool! Do slave labor next!