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Is this the solution to microplastics?

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DON'T PAUSE AI - PAUSE TYRANTS8 months ago

It's all cool, Paul, but as always, the devil is in the details. What don't we know?

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Ætherknot8 months ago

A solution. Hemp is a viable solution to many things, but governments keep killing it's ability to do so because special interests.

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AncientSnipe1848 months ago

hemp plastics .... President Approved!

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Huginn_Muninn8 months ago

Oh in 60 years there will be a scare over micro-vivomer

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Richard Morel8 months ago

Looks great but wouldn't a material that biodegrades also leech into the thing it is containing ?

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fabiosleftpec 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪8 months ago

Ok….? So it’s the microbes themselves? And if it breaks down in soil it will definitely be in your food. Might be good, potentially terrible.

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Slirun8 months ago

I love Paul Saladino.

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Stoic Fool8 months ago

JUST FUCKING USE GLASSSSSS!!!

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OpenScorched8 months ago

Oh look Paul’s a grifter doing ads that don’t seem like ads what surprise

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KeystoneSteward8 months ago

Wondering how UV or temp resistant it can be made.

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The Patrick James Gang8 months ago

A century ago John D would have ended you for saying this. 😀

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Fin8 months ago

This is the biggest microplastic producer on Earth.

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coyote8 months ago

Buy your meat from the butcher and have it wrapped in wax paper as well.

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Crypto Cosmonaut8 months ago

This is DOPE

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William Shipley8 months ago

It's nice, but its main benefit over PLA seems to be the increased range of material types that can be made.

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💯 Ernie Stevens 💯8 months ago

Will @heartandsoilHQ try this out?

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John8 months ago

Instead of pretending like you're seeing this for the first time you should just be telling us about it. you're the source of authority here. own it. Love your stuff btw!

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Aesthetic Villain8 months ago

I am a bit sceptical

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De León8 months ago

Dont forget the PFAS, Dupont case.

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Liberty Temen8 months ago

No, this is still a plastic. It doesn’t matter how it’s made, it’s still not properly absorbed by your body.

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Done.so8 months ago

Is this what @DangerCoffee_ uses for the pods?

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Timothy John Swan ✝️8 months ago

Think this is good? Realize this: glass needles which could be sterilized were purposely replaced with disposable plastic ones which would spread HIV all over Africa for people sharing needles. It would have been better to keep glass, but the corrupt want their money.

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Daniel8 months ago

To harden that stuff you need something right? What Pandora box will humanity open next?

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EverydayReseller8 months ago

Plastic that actually vanishes at home. Zero microplastics left inside you. incredible, if true

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Kenguru✝️🇳🇴8 months ago

Give me as filament for my 3D-printer!

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DeityIsPassé8 months ago

People hear "natural" and immediately turn off all critical thinking. It's a container material that you're marketing because it breaks down much more easily than plastic. That means it WILL be in your food. Just because it's "natural" doesn't mean it will be good to consume.

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Krystian Kowalczyk8 months ago

Sauna to detox

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Micro Plastic Detox7 months ago

Reducing intake is step one but most people don't realize how many sources they're exposed to daily. Plastic cutting boards, canned food linings, synthetic clothing, receipts. It adds up to roughly a credit card worth of plastic per week entering your body.

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Ben8 months ago

The oil companies will never allow this unfortunately

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CottonwooÐ8 months ago

This is fantastic.! I’m going to keep a close eye on this company, and see if they can gain any real traction in a global market. Great investment potential if they can break through. Thanks for sharing Paul.! Show this to @SecKennedy

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Bayram8 months ago

“Fermentation” might fancy word for mold. From citric acid, vitamin c to digestive enzymes, everything became made of toxic mold.

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GodIsGoodAndIAmAMonkey8 months ago

This is really cool. Won't be able to compete on cost but being able to match the properties of plastic is incredible. Really is a shame it's got so many negative trade-offs cuz it really is a miracle material.

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J Parker Thompson8 months ago

HEMP!

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