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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostFTFY.
I object to shoddy reporting of science, but accurate reporting of a campaign by a government agency which turns out to be without scientific basis isn't really the BBC's fault.
And the BBC report does point out that Cancer Research disagrees.
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostFTFY.
I object to shoddy reporting of science, but accurate reporting of a campaign by a government agency which turns out to be without scientific basis isn't really the BBC's fault.
And the BBC report does point out that Cancer Research disagrees.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostLooks like theBeebFood Standards Agency got it wrong
https://medium.com/wintoncentre/how-...097#.vw72mbkos
I object to shoddy reporting of science, but accurate reporting of a campaign by a government agency which turns out to be without scientific basis isn't really the BBC's fault.
And the BBC report does point out that Cancer Research disagrees.
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I think it is excessive worrying about all these health risks that give you cancer/heart attacks/strokes/Alzheimer's/etc etc
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We have all been dying since the day we were born.
Quality not quantity is my motto.
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But what if the toast is made with brown bread? They really haven't thought this through
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Fresh air contains oxygen which degrades cells over time. Best not breath then. FFS.
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Originally posted by d000hg View Postwhoosh?
Hitler was also very good at inciting hatred against certain people groups... why are you defending the DM?
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if you think Toast is politically aligned then I worry about you.
The wail is like Tesco They are very good at what they do, you might not like it.
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