Re:Shaving is an example of how consumer products extract mo...
by gruez on Saturday May 07, 2022 @09:05PM
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>That's right... move the goalposts
Technically the original discussion was about PTFE (ie. the stuff used on pans), not PFAS (which is what your sources reference since your first reply). If anything, you're the one who moved it my subtly moving the discussion to be about PFAS. I suppose it's "moving the goalposts" to bring the discussion back to PTFEs, so I do apologize if you think that me replying to your comments constitutes acceptance of moving the discussion to be about PFAS.
Technically the original discussion was about PTFE (ie. the stuff used on pans), not PFAS (which is what your sources reference since your first reply). If anything, you're the one who moved it my subtly moving the discussion to be about PFAS. I suppose it's "moving the goalposts" to bring the discussion back to PTFEs, so I do apologize if you think that me replying to your comments constitutes acceptance of moving the discussion to be about PFAS.
>don't provide any evidence again
Here's my "evidence"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polytetrafluoroethylene#Safety
>PTFE is stable and nontoxic at lower temperatures